Kaiapuni Curriculum Architect II

Hawaii State Department of Education; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 115,000 - 163,000; Full time

Job summary

The Hawaii State Department of Education is seeking an Educational Specialist II to lead the Kaiapuni curriculum design for grades 7–12, coordinating with schools, the University of Hawaii, and state agencies.

This position requires a master’s degree in education, strong leadership, research ability, and knowledge of Hawaiian culture; responsibilities include developing curriculum frameworks, budgets, and instructional materials, with a 12-month appointment and EOSR-7 to EOSR-7/162,535 salary

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in education with specialization in the area of assignment.
• Education with substitution: Bachelor's degree plus two years relevant experience and two years curriculum design leadership at Kaiapuni school.
• Four years teaching experience and two years in curriculum or program planning; or nine years teaching in Kaiapuni with project/change management.

Responsibilities

• Lead theory, action and practice based research for Kaiapuni curriculum design and provide leadership for community-driven curriculum development for grades 7–12.
• Prepare program plans, budgets, contracts, reports and memoranda related to statewide Kaiapuni curriculum implementation for grades 7–12; collaborate with cross-functional teams.
• Develop curriculum frameworks, guides, resource materials, and materials incorporating Hawaiian culture, history, and language.
• Evaluate and monitor the Kaiapuni program, identifying needs and setting goals and long-range plans for grades K–6 and 7–12.
• Provide consultative services and trainings to schools, state personnel and community groups on Kaiapuni education; act as liaison with University of Hawaii and other agencies.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Curriculum design

Research ability

Education

Master's degree in Education

Bachelor's degree in Education

Education certificate/license

Job description

The Hawaii State Department of Education is seeking an Educational Specialist II to lead the Kaiapuni curriculum design for grades 7–12, coordinating with schools, the University of Hawaii, and state agencies.

This position requires a master’s degree in education, strong leadership, research ability, and knowledge of Hawaiian culture; responsibilities include developing curriculum frameworks, budgets, and instructional materials, with a 12-month appointment and EOSR-7 to EOSR-7/162,535 salary