Role OverviewThe K-12 Education Specialist - Curriculum will construct K-12 scenarios spanning curriculum design, multi-stakeholder IEP/504 planning, and complex district budget or policy review cycles. They will build education tasks across instructional design, classroom differentiation, special education, assessment, standards alignment, student support services, and family/community engagement. The specialist will develop education operations scenarios using tools like PowerSchool, Canvas/Google Classroom, state assessment platforms, and district-level MTSS/RTI systems.
What You Will Do
The main day-to-day responsibilities of the K-12 Education Specialist - Curriculum include applying K-12 pedagogical frameworks, authoring rubrics, and developing education operations scenarios.
Why It Might Be a Fit
To be a fit for this role, you should have 5+ years of teaching, administering, or leading instruction at a public or private K-12 school, district office, or state education agency. You should also have direct ownership of classroom instruction, IEP/special education caseloads, curriculum programs, or school/district-level initiatives.
Requirements
- 5+ years teaching, administering, or leading instruction at a public or private K-12 school, district office, or state education agency
- Direct ownership of classroom instruction, IEP/special education caseloads, curriculum programs, or school/district-level initiatives
- Fluency in K-12 education tooling and frameworks, plus understanding of how school budgets, state standards compliance, and family/community engagement actually work
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