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Integration Charter Schools seeks part-time Literacy Tutors to help students prepare for NYS ELA assessments. You will work with small groups and individuals to boost reading comprehension, close reading of texts, and test-taking strategies within a supportive, co-taught school community.
Ideal for education students aiming for teaching careers, with duties on Wednesdays and Saturdays totaling about 9.5 hours weekly at $40/hour.
Integration Charter Schools is dedicated to providing innovative pathways to college that fully integrate students living with emotional challenges and others with special needs. Our vision is to reimagine what public education can be: a place where schools serve not only as centers of learning, but as hubs of opportunity and transformation for children, families and our faculty. We believe amazing things happen when we remove obstacles and meet every child exactly where they are. Our commitment is simple but radical: we will do whatever it takes to set the standard for excellence for kids and families.
ICS is seeking dedicated, energetic part‐time Literacy Tutors to help students prepare for and succeed on New York State English Language Arts assessments. Tutors will work with small groups and individual students to strengthen their reading comprehension, close reading of complex texts, written responses and test‑taking strategies, while building the confidence and stamina students need on test day. This is an ideal role for education students and aspiring teachers who want meaningful experience in a supportive, co‑taught school community.
Day Hours
Wednesdays 1:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Saturdays 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Candidates must be available on both days, for about 9.5 hours per week.
The bar is high, by design. Our work demands courage, integrity, conviction and an unwavering belief that we can and will change the trajectory for children and families. Every member of our team, including our tutors, helps hold that bar.
The Bar atICS What it looks like for a Literacy Tutor
1. Leading with Love and Liberation
Believe every student can read and write powerfully, and help students walk into test day with confidence instead of fear.
2. Doing Whatever It Takes - No Excuses, No Ego
Try new approaches until a strategy clicks. Show up prepared and on time for every session.
3. Modeling Collaboration and Coherence
Use the same language, texts and strategies students see in their classrooms, and stay in close contact with their teachers.
4. Holding Ourselves and Each Other Accountable
Track practice test results, use data to adjust tutoring, and own the results.
5. Building Schools Where Belonging Is Non‑Negotiable
Create a tutoring space where every student, including students with disabilities and English language learners, feels welcome, supported and capable.
Required
Preferred
$40.00 per hour