School Library Media Leader & Program Architect

Pitt County Schools; Farmville (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Pitt County Schools is seeking a School Library Media Coordinator to lead and coordinate the district's library media program. The role supports teachers and students by aligning resources with curriculum and fostering inquiry-based learning.

The coordinator will oversee staff, develop the collection, apply data to improve services, and collaborate with schools to promote literacy and digital citizenship across the district.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid Professional Educator License as a Media Coordinator at the Master Level or be eligible for a provisional license.
• To obtain a provisional license, candidates must meet one of: bachelor teaching license, a bachelor degree in media, or 18 graduate semester hours toward a media coordinator program.
• Provisional license holders must affiliate with an approved School Media Coordinator program and pass Praxis II by end of coursework.

Responsibilities

• Lead and align the school library media program with state and national guidelines.
• Promote equitable access to resources and a shared learning space.
• Develop and implement school library services, collections, and partnerships.
• Provide professional development on information literacy and digital citizenship.
• Collaborate with teachers to embed reading and information literacy across curricula.

Education

Bachelor level teaching license

Bachelor degree in media

18 graduate semester hours toward a school media coordinator program

Job description

Pitt County Schools is seeking a School Library Media Coordinator to lead and coordinate the district's library media program. The role supports teachers and students by aligning resources with curriculum and fostering inquiry-based learning.

The coordinator will oversee staff, develop the collection, apply data to improve services, and collaborate with schools to promote literacy and digital citizenship across the district.