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The Leona Group

Manages K-12 charter schools for districts

Instructional Coach

EducationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timePontiac, MI, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A current teaching certificate or license, 3–5 years of teaching experience, and demonstrated teaching success evidenced by student assessment data and other evidence.
  • Experience as a lead teacher, instructional coach, consultant, or in a comparable role, with the ability to share information and skills about data, curriculum, instruction, and assessment through verbal explanation, modeling, co-teaching, observation, study groups, and other professional development methods.
  • Ability to conduct classroom walkthroughs and observations to identify teacher strengths, weaknesses, and professional development needs.
  • Ability to create and maintain positive, supportive relationships with the principal and school staff.
  • Ability to recognize the need for curriculum mapping and alignment and knowledge of how to train staff to do so.
  • Knowledge of how to disaggregate student data for instructional planning.
  • Ability to develop and implement differentiated instructional methods for specific student needs.
  • Knowledge of how to select appropriate instructional practices for various student groups.
  • Understanding of how to use diagnostic tools and formative assessments to determine appropriate instruction.
  • Familiarity with instruments, technology tools, and other resources for assessing and enhancing student performance.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the School Leader in improving the quality of instruction at the Academy at aggregate, classroom, and student levels.
  • Support teachers in planning and delivering high-quality instruction by giving feedback, sharing best practices, and providing resources.
  • Provide data to the School Leader to support effective assessment and training.
  • Assist the School Leader in planning and facilitating teacher collaboration and professional learning communities as needed.
  • Develop clear, realistic, important instructional and professional development goals collaboratively with teachers; ensure goals are standards-based and reflect individual teacher needs.
  • Guide, teach, influence, and support teachers in planning and delivering high-quality classroom instruction through reflection, collaboration, and shared inquiry.
  • Observe teachers and review lesson plans and other teacher-generated documents, and provide constructive feedback for improvement.
  • Share methods, materials, and other resources through modeling and other best practices to enhance teacher effectiveness.
  • Provide timely, meaningful feedback to teachers on ways to improve their teaching skills.
  • Monitor the implementation of teaching and learning processes in classrooms.
  • Research instructional resources that benefit individual classroom teachers.
  • Use coaching processes that foster increased autonomy in direction and responsibility.
  • Provide guidance on educational programs while incorporating effective processes to achieve programmatic goals.
  • Provide a repertoire of teaching methods, intervention strategies, and alternative learning modalities that affect student achievement.
  • Facilitate reflective thinking and self-advocacy by serving as a neutral and active listener.
  • Advocate for students to ensure quality education and accomplish the school’s educational goals.
  • Promote suitable professional development for classroom teachers with school administration.
  • Determine the research-based resources necessary to improve individual teachers’ instructional abilities and skills.
  • Maintain consistent communication with the School Leader to share data, thoughts, and observations, celebrate successes, and troubleshoot program issues.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

The Leona Group

Manages K-12 charter schools for districts

The Leona Group operates public charter schools in Arizona, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, overseeing more than 60 K–12 schools. Its offering is a full set of education management services for charter schools, including academics, business and operational support, and technology integration, with revenue coming from management fees paid by the schools it operates. The company differentiates itself by acting as a district partner that handles all aspects of school operations under one umbrella, enabling districts to outsource both educational programs and administrative functions. Its goal is to provide quality education in a safe, family-oriented environment for students.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Phoenix, AZ
Founded
1996

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