Literacy Specialist for K–2 (Grant-Funded)

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is seeking an Academic Specialist to support literacy development for Kindergarten through second grade, in partnership with the REED Charitable Foundation. You will administer assessments, analyze results, and tailor instruction to each member’s needs within a structured Learning Plans framework.

The role emphasizes project-based learning, data-driven progress reporting, and collaboration with local schools, families, and community partners to advance youth

Qualifications

• Minimum two years of work in an educational setting focusing on literacy.
• Experience developing project-based learning and high-yield educational activities.
• Experience working with databases/CRM systems to manage student information and track progress.
• Bilingual in Spanish and English preferred.
• Strong oral and written communication and collaboration with staff, families, and partners.

Responsibilities

• Lead literacy-focused programs for Kindergarten–2nd grade.
• Develop project-based learning activities to support literacy outcomes.
• Monitor and report student progress using assessments and data.
• Coordinate with schools, families, and partners to close opportunity gaps.

Skills

Literacy instruction

Bilingual Spanish/English

Data analysis

Communication skills

Project-based learning

Relationship building

Education

Associate’s or Bachelor’s in education or literacy

Tools

CRM systems

Database management

Job description

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is seeking an Academic Specialist to support literacy development for Kindergarten through second grade, in partnership with the REED Charitable Foundation. You will administer assessments, analyze results, and tailor instruction to each member’s needs within a structured Learning Plans framework.

The role emphasizes project-based learning, data-driven progress reporting, and collaboration with local schools, families, and community partners to advance youth