Transformative 5th-6th Grade Learning Specialist

TrulyHired; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 154,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

403(b) matching

Competitive salary

Job summary

San Francisco Friends School in San Francisco seeks a 5th & 6th Grade Learning Specialist to ensure access to the curriculum for diverse learners across two middle school grades. You will develop learning plans, coordinate support, and engage directly with families to understand needs and share strategies.

Rooted in Quaker values, the role emphasizes student-centered, inclusive education, collaboration with teachers, and ongoing assessment of progress, with emphasis on equity and belonging.

Qualifications

• B.A. and a Teaching Credential (or equivalent).
• Learning Specialist degree (or equivalent) and/or Education Specialist degree required.
• Middle school teaching experience.
• Experience with language-based learning differences.
• Knowledge of assessment techniques and resources for diverse learners.
• Excellent communication and organizational/case management skills.

Responsibilities

• Case manages students with learning profiles for two grades; communicate with families and teachers.
• Work individually with students and in small groups.
• Implement and monitor established accommodations for classroom and testing.
• Collaborate with faculty to implement best practices in student support.
• Conduct educational screenings and refer for outside evaluations as needed.
• Coordinate with SLS team and Counseling and Wellness to support students.

Skills

Teaching communication

Case management

Collaboration

Advocacy for learners

Interpersonal skills

Education

B.A. & Teaching Credential

Learning Specialist degree / Education Specialist degree

Tools

Google Suite

Database management

Job description

San Francisco Friends School in San Francisco seeks a 5th & 6th Grade Learning Specialist to ensure access to the curriculum for diverse learners across two middle school grades. You will develop learning plans, coordinate support, and engage directly with families to understand needs and share strategies.

Rooted in Quaker values, the role emphasizes student-centered, inclusive education, collaboration with teachers, and ongoing assessment of progress, with emphasis on equity and belonging.