SEL Integration Lead - K-12 Districtwide

Fall River Public Schools; Fall River (MA); On-site; USD 98,000 - 128,000; Full time

Job summary

Fall River Public Schools seeks a SEL Integration Specialist to monitor and support SEL implementation across elementary schools, ensuring adherence to the district's SEL curriculum. The role visits schools, assists with professional development, and provides feedback to staff and administration.

The position focuses on planning, coordinating, and evaluating SEL programs, with emphasis on data-driven support and parent education workshops. Eligible licensure within a year is expected.

Qualifications

• Master's degree is required.
• K-12 teaching experience is required.
• Experience managing social-emotional learning in a public school setting.
• Massachusetts DESE Administrator's License or ability to obtain within one year.
• Knowledge of Massachusetts DESE SEL guidelines K-12.

Responsibilities

• Assist in needs assessment to determine SEL programming and recommendations.
• Designee for the district to assess implementation of bullying curriculum (K-12).
• Design and lead the implementation of social-emotional curricula district-wide.
• Plan and coordinate SEL-related professional development for K-12 staff.
• Form partnerships with K-12 stakeholders to integrate SEL programming and curriculum.
• Respond to school needs via data analysis and provide school-based support.
• Prepare and implement parent education workshops on social-emotional learning.
• Collaborate to implement and refine assessment tools that audit school climates.
• Ensure cultural diversity is embedded in the curriculum.
• Perform other duties as directed by the District.

Skills

Leadership

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Technology skills

Education

Masters Degree

Job description

Fall River Public Schools seeks a SEL Integration Specialist to monitor and support SEL implementation across elementary schools, ensuring adherence to the district's SEL curriculum. The role visits schools, assists with professional development, and provides feedback to staff and administration.

The position focuses on planning, coordinating, and evaluating SEL programs, with emphasis on data-driven support and parent education workshops. Eligible licensure within a year is expected.