Full-Time

Virtual Science Content Coach

Posted on 8/19/2026

ACCEL Schools

ACCEL Schools

501-1,000 employees

Delivers virtual and in-person college-prep education.

No salary listed

Florida, USA

Hybrid

Open to Florida residents; periodic in-person travel and face-to-face attendance are required for state testing and student events.

Bachelor's

Category
Training

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Requirements
  • Five or more years of experience in education with demonstrated experience or expertise in science.
  • Strong knowledge of science standards, curriculum, pacing, and assessment across grades 3–10.
  • Strong understanding of science content progressions, prerequisite knowledge, and vertical alignment across grade levels.
  • Experience analyzing standards-level student achievement data and identifying instructional priorities.
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
  • Excellent communication, collaboration, and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to work collaboratively with teachers to identify content gaps and develop actionable plans for addressing them.
  • Comfort using curriculum platforms, student data systems, spreadsheets, and virtual learning platforms.
  • Commitment to standards mastery, continuous improvement, and student academic achievement.
Responsibilities
  • Support science teachers in grades 3–10 with implementation of standards-aligned curriculum, pacing guides, and instructional resources.
  • Monitor pacing throughout the school year to ensure required science standards and content are taught within established instructional timelines.
  • Work with teachers to track which standards have been introduced, taught, assessed, mastered, and still require instruction or reinforcement.
  • Support teachers in unpacking science standards and understanding the content knowledge, scientific practices, and levels of rigor students are expected to demonstrate.
  • Review curriculum maps, pacing guides, lesson plans, and instructional resources to ensure alignment with grade-level science standards.
  • Analyze student achievement and standards-mastery data to identify strengths, instructional gaps, and standards requiring additional attention.
  • Collaborate with teachers to adjust instructional pacing and priorities based on student performance and standards mastery.
  • Help teachers identify prerequisite concepts and skills that may need to be revisited to address learning gaps.
  • Support vertical alignment across grades 3–10 to ensure appropriate progression of scientific concepts, knowledge, and practices.
  • Assist teachers in balancing required content coverage with opportunities for review, intervention, inquiry, and application of scientific concepts.
  • Monitor student performance on classroom, benchmark, diagnostic, and state assessments to evaluate progress toward standards mastery.
  • Facilitate content-specific planning and data discussions focused on pacing, standards coverage, and student mastery.
  • Identify and recommend curriculum resources, investigations, simulations, and supplemental materials aligned to specific science standards and student needs.
  • Collaborate with Instructional Coaches, teachers, and school leadership to connect science content priorities with effective classroom instruction.
  • Maintain documentation related to pacing, standards coverage, student mastery, and identified instructional needs.
  • Remain current on state science standards, curriculum expectations, assessment requirements, and content-specific best practices.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher in Education.
  • Experience developing, implementing, or monitoring curriculum maps and pacing guides.

ACCEL Schools provides middle and high school education in both virtual and in-person settings tailored to diverse communities. Its programs mix personalized learning with proven teaching practices and community partnerships, including virtual options like the Pathfinder Career Academy. The company differentiates itself through broad community partnerships, mixed delivery formats, and explicit college-prep and career-path options. Its goal is to expand access to personalized, effective education that supports social and academic growth and prepares students for higher education and careers.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

Cleveland, Ohio

Founded

2014

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • ACCEL says it serves over 30,000 students through more than 90 charter schools.
  • Portage Leadership Academy opens in Ravenna for 2026-27 under ACCEL, expanding Ohio footprint.
  • ACCEL's 2025-2026 classical network broadens enrollment channels beyond standard charter-school models.

What critics are saying

  • Banning Lewis Academy ends ACCEL's contract in June 2026, cutting 246 Colorado jobs.
  • That Colorado split signals charter boards can eject ACCEL and self-manage school operations.
  • A 2026 lawsuit alleges a former principal poached students and employees from ACCEL's Springfield school.

What makes ACCEL Schools unique

  • ACCEL Schools runs brick-and-mortar, virtual, and hybrid charter schools across eight states.
  • Its ACCEL Instructional Model pairs individualized instruction with certified teachers and short-cycle assessments.
  • The Jefferson Classical Academies launch in 2025 adds a distinct classical-school brand.

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Benefits

Paid Vacation

401(k) Retirement Plan

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Voluntary short-term disability insurance

Voluntary long-term disability insurance

Paid time off

Retirement contributions

Optional Basic Life and AD&D insurance

Voluntary life insurance (employee, spouse, child)

Company News

KOAA
May 5th, 2026
Colorado Springs charter schools moving toward more local control following WARN letter.

Colorado Springs charter schools moving toward more local control following WARN letter. Banning Lewis Academy and Banning Lewis Ranch Academy will be shifting toward more local control after both schools have ended an agreement with Accel Schools, a nationwide charter school management group. Posted 10:35 AM, May 05, 2026 and last updated 2:47 PM, May 06, 2026 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) - Banning Lewis Academy and Banning Lewis Ranch Academy will be shifting toward more local control after both schools have ended an agreement with Accel Schools, a nationwide charter school management group. Accel Schools sent a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) letter to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment notifying the state that, following the decision made by the academy, Accel would be terminating its employment with more than 200 staff under its management on June 30. News5 reached out to the school to learn a little more about this ongoing decision and how it might impact over 200 employees. Banning Lewis Academy confirmed that the end of the partnership was part of the planned transition to more local control. You can see their statement below: Banning Lewis Academy (BLA) recently made the decision to end its partnership with ACCEL Schools as part of a planned transition to greater local control of the school. The WARN notice issued by ACCEL reflects the end of employment with their organization, effective June 30, 2026. However, BLA will continue operating without interruption, and there are no plans to close schools, reduce programming, or impact student services. Moving forward, BLA will operate under a locally driven model. Staff will be employed directly by Banning Lewis Academy, with additional support from experienced partners in areas such as human resources, finance, and operations. This shift allows decisions to be made closer to the classroom, better supporting both students and educators. As part of this transition, BLA is also moving away from a for-profit management structure. This is an important step that allows more resources to stay within the school - directly supporting classrooms, teachers, and students. KOAA News 5 recognize that the notice may raise concerns about staffing. Its priority is continuity and stability. KOAA News 5 value its current staff and are actively working to extend employment opportunities for the upcoming school year. KOAA News 5 is confident in its leadership team and believe strongly in the educators who serve its students every day. For students and families, there will be no disruption to instruction, school operations, or the overall educational experience. Enrollment, programming, and campus activities will continue as normal. This transition represents an important step forward for BLA. By increasing school-level autonomy and keeping more dollars in its classrooms, KOAA News 5 is strengthening its ability to serve its community, support its staff, and ensure decisions reflect the needs of its students and families. KOAA News 5 understand that change can be difficult, but KOAA News 5 is confident this is the right move for the long-term success of its school community. Warm Regards, Banning Lewis Academy Board of Directors During this transition, the school says it will be moving away from a for-profit model to reinvest in HR and its classrooms. In an email, Accel Schools provided its newsroom with the following statement. Banning Lewis Academy has informed ACCEL Schools that it does not intend to renew its services agreement with ACCEL. While KOAA News 5 is disappointed by the decision, KOAA News 5 respect that charter school boards periodically evaluate their operating models and make decisions they believe are in the best interest of their schools. ACCEL has supported Banning Lewis for more than 10 years. During that time, the school expanded grade levels, increased enrollment, built a second campus, and navigated multiple leadership and board transitions. ACCEL has been proud to serve as a steady partner throughout a significant period of growth and change. Banning Lewis has indicated that it wishes to explore a self-managed model. In Colorado, charter schools may choose different operating structures as they evolve, including working with an external partner or managing more services independently. ACCEL continues to believe deeply in the value of strong school partnerships, particularly during periods of growth, operational complexity, and leadership transition. Because ACCEL is currently the employer of record for staff assigned to Banning Lewis, ACCEL is required to issue notice regarding the conclusion of ACCEL employment for those employees. The WARN notice affects 195 regular employees and 51 on-call or temporary employees, primarily substitute teachers. Affected roles include teachers, administrators, student support staff, paraprofessionals, counselors, school operations staff, facilities staff, food service staff, and other employees who support daily school operations. Banning Lewis has indicated that all affected employees are eligible to be rehired directly by the school. ACCEL cares deeply about the employees, students, and families connected to Banning Lewis. Its focus is on supporting employees through this transition, honoring the work accomplished over the course of the partnership, and continuing to serve schools with professionalism, care, and operational expertise. Accel Schools If you have any information about this story and would like to speak to a reporter, send its newsroom an email. Colorado Springs prioritizing northern city areas, busier roadways during may storm. Colorado Springs deployed its fleet of 55 snowplows as a winter storm brought wintry conditions to the area, with city crews responding as temperatures dropped and snow began to accumulate. What should KOAA5 cover? Is there a story, topic, or issue KOAA News 5 should revisit? Have a story you believe should make the light of day? Let its newsroom know with the contact form below. Watch KOAA News5 on your time, anytime with its free streaming app available for your Roku, FireTV, AppleTV and Android TV. Just search KOAA News5, download and start watching.

eNews Park Forest
Jul 25th, 2025
ACCEL Schools Appoints Dr. William J. Bennett As Founding Provost of New Classical Academy Network

ACCEL Schools appoints Dr. William J. Bennett as Founding Provost of new Classical Academy network.