Ell Teacher

Certified

• Position

• English as a Second Language

Grades PK-12

Job Number 2300286461

Start Date

Open Date 04/15/2024

Closing Date

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Plan and implement Individualized Language Plans for a variety of ELL students.

Design curricular units to effectively advance English language acquisition in pull-out sessions.

Collaborate with regular classroom teachers to design and carry out interventions for their ELL students.

Schedule ELL student instructional sessions at multiple schools.

Provide in-service training for faculties on selected ELL topics.

Participate in initiatives for ELL, reading or language curriculum improvement.

Secure certification for and administer the ACCESS test and language proficiency screeners.

Screen incoming students for language proficiency.

Schedule and conduct placement/exit meetings; participate in P.S.T. (Problem Solving Team) meetings and parent conferences as needed.

Attend workshops, faculty meetings and other events at assigned school.

Lead and participate in evening meetings for ELL parents as needed.

Assist with translation needs if bilingual. Schedule and secure translators as needed.

Maintain timely records on ELL students. Secure monitoring forms from teachers quarterly.

Inventory, distribute and retrieve ELL materials and texts.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

Light Work: Exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally and/or up to 10 pounds of force as frequently as needed to move objects.

Start Date 7/31/2024

Duty Days 187

Salary Range: From/To $45,441.00 - $92,240.00 (187 Days, Bachelor?s, Master?s & Doctorate)

Endorsements

• English as a Second Language

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