Library Media Specialist: Inspire Learning & Access
Young World Physical Education
Bellevue (WA)
On-site
USD 73,990 - 138,754
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Medical, dental, vision insurance
Retirement benefits through Washington State
Job summary
Young World Physical Education seeks a Library Media Specialist for Bellevue School District to foster learning and intellectual access to information. The role involves collaborating with teachers, designing information literacy programs, and managing the library environment. Candidates should hold a valid Washington teaching certificate with Learning Resources endorsement, with a preference for those with a master's degree in Library Science. The annual salary ranges from $73,990 to $138,754, with comprehensive benefits and retirement options.
Qualifications
Possess or qualify for valid teaching certificate with endorsement in Learning Resources.
A master's degree or 30 semester hours in Information Technologies/Library Science preferred.
Knowledge of intellectual and emotional needs of students at appropriate grade levels.
Responsibilities
Implement information literacy by integrating information skills with curriculum.
Design, teach, and evaluate instruction for effective student information usage.
Collaborate with teachers to assess information literacy needs.
Skills
Ability to perform all duties in accordance with applicable Board policies
Ability to meet and maintain punctuality and attendance expectations
Education
Valid Washington State teaching certificate with endorsement in Learning Resources
Master's degree in Information Technologies/Library Science
Job description
Young World Physical Education seeks a Library Media Specialist for Bellevue School District to foster learning and intellectual access to information. The role involves collaborating with teachers, designing information literacy programs, and managing the library environment. Candidates should hold a valid Washington teaching certificate with Learning Resources endorsement, with a preference for those with a master's degree in Library Science. The annual salary ranges from $73,990 to $138,754, with comprehensive benefits and retirement options.