Impact Manager

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Number of Positions: 1Work Location: 100% On-Site

Position Overview

Impact Manager (IM) leads and develops a team of AmeriCorps members (ACMs) as idealistic, emerging leaders and practitioners focused on strengthening schools and supporting students to improve performance. Reporting to an Impact Director and working from a partner school(s), the IM plays a critical role in implementing City Year’s school-based Whole School Whole Child (WSWC) service model, mission, and practices. The IM is also an effective talent developer who will support AmeriCorps members through a challenging and rewarding year of service.

Job Description

Position Overview

Impact Managers (IMs) lead and develop teams of full-time student success coaches as idealistic, emerging leaders and practitioners who provide holistic support to students, classrooms, and school communities. Reporting to the Managing Director of Impact and working primarily from partner school(s), IMs play a critical role in implementing City Year’s Whole School, Whole Child (WSWC) service model, mission, and practices. This position is responsible for three core areas of work: team development and experience, school partnerships, and City Year’s impact goals. Impact Managers support their teams through a challenging and rewarding year of service while helping create the conditions for student and school success.

Job Description
Minimum Qualifications

· Experience in youth development, people management, education, or comparable experience

· Authorized documentation to work in the United States

· Ability to pass criminal background checks as required for working with school-age children

Responsibilities

The Impact Manager will perform the following roles and responsibilities as described below:

Team Management

· Lead, manage, and coach up to 2 school teams of 18-25-year-olds completing a year of AmeriCorps service to achieve service impact with students and reach their leadership development potential.

· Monitor performance through consistent bi-weekly check-ins, clear expectations, and timely feedback to address challenges, balancing accountability with the developmental needs of early-career adults.

· Mentor student success coaches through career exploration and decision-making, helping them clarify their post-service goals and build skills and networks to pursue their next step.

· Ensure student success coaches successfully meet AmeriCorps service requirements, including service hours, documentation, and adherence to prohibited activities and program policies.

· Foster a positive, inclusive team culture that supports collaboration and belonging.

Service Delivery & Impact

· Lead team in implementing City Years’ service model, including classroom support, individualized tutoring, schoolwide initiatives, extended learning time, and other supports aligned to school priorities.

· Coach team members to deliver differentiated tutoring and coaching for students in English-Language Arts, math, and interpersonal skills development.

· Use and interpret student- and program-level data to identify trends, guide coaching priorities, and inform decisions with school partners.

· Ensure accurate and timely collection and entry of service and student data.

· Responsible for formal observation and coaching cycles of service delivery.

School Partner Management

· Serve as the primary liaison between City Year and the school, building strong relationships with principals, teachers, and staff to align service with school priorities and follow through on shared decisions.

· Participate in regular meetings with school leadership and partners to discuss progress, needs, and conditions for success.

Collaboration & Learning

· Collaborate effectively with teammates to achieve sitewide goals and foster an inclusive environment.

· Contribute to corps member learning by leading or cofacilitating training sessions during start-of-year onboarding and ongoing learning & development days.

· Reinforce centralized training through on-the-job coaching, reflection, and team learning activities.

· Role model a growth mindset and commitment to City Year’s culture and values as a leader within a youth-serving organization.

· Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the direct supervisor to advance City Year’s mission.

Preferred Qualifications

· Experience coaching, supervising, or developing young adults

· Experience working in schools or youth development settings

· Experience using data to inform decisions

· Knowledge of local school district context is a plus

· City Year/AmeriCorps experience is a plus

Competencies

To succeed in this role, an applicant must have the following competencies:

· Developing & Empowering Others: Creates opportunities for others to learn, develop, take action, and lead.

· Managing Performance: Assigns, tracks, and prioritizes work to ensure high-quality outputs; inspires committed and positive action toward organizational goals.

· Team Building: Leads individual contributors into becoming a cohesive unit; fosters belonging, collaboration, and inclusion.

· Collaboration: Connects with stakeholders to identify shared interests; partners with others to incorporate different perspectives toward a common goal.

· Project Management: Organizes, prioritizes, and tracks work across people, partnerships, and timelines to ensure alignment and follow-through.

Working Conditions

· Works primarily on-site at a partner school, with additional time spent at the City Year office for meetings, trainings, and team gatherings.

· Follows a schedule aligned with school-day hours (typically between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.), with occasional early mornings, evenings, or weekend hours for events, trainings, or service days.

· May require travel between multiple school sites within the district and occasional local travel for City Year events.

· Must be able to work in a fast-paced, youth-centered school environment, with a noise level that can range from moderate to high.

· Occasional lifting or carrying of materials (e.g., event supplies, training materials) up to ~20 lbs.

· Reliable transportation to and from school sites and office locations is required. [Requires a valid driver’s license for travel as part of job duties and/or ability and willingness to navigate public transit system.]

· Must have reliable internet access when participating in any required virtual meetings or trainings.

Compensation

· Compensation: $54,000 annually.

· This is an exempt role. As an exempt employee, you are not eligible for overtime pay. Exempt employees must record their hours for compliance and grant reporting purposes.

Benefits