Title I Intervention Specialist Reading/Language Arts & Math Elementary School

Reports to: Building Principal, Director of Title IFLSA Status: ExemptTerm of Employment: Teacher Contract Basic Functions: Provides intervention support 80% of the school day to Title I identified students at risk of failing or who are failing in reading, language arts, and math. Works with the Non-Public District Data Coach to manage, analyze and review the school's data, reading language arts, and math program to ensure the highest level of effective instruction and to improve students' reading, language arts, and math. Assists and supports colleagues in the implementation of curriculum and instruction at the building level by sharing proven instructional strategies and materials. Works with the Title I Team and Principal to order materials and supplies to support instruction, professional development, parent involvement and abiding by deadlines.

Essential Functions: Title I Intervention Specialist works directly with identified bottom 25% of students that are failing or at risk of failing providing intervention support 80% of the teaching day. Ability to increase students' achievement past the essential goal of one year's growth.9 groups of 5-6 students (of those 9 groups 7 groups will consist of K-2 Reading/Language and 3 can be K-5 Reading/Language Arts and/or math).30 minutes of instructional time per group45 minutes of Plan Time30 minutes of student Data Review Demonstrates and models exemplary classroom literacy practices and knowledge of balanced literacy and essential elements of reading and math. Provides leadership for Reading/Language Arts & Math literacy across the school community. Helps strengthen family and school ties by engaging families in reading and math literacy. Participates in data and staff/professional development meetings with the building principal. Assists in the collaboration of the Title I plan. Works with the Title I Team and Principal to place orders for supplies and materials to support Title I instruction, professional development and parent involvement. Helps to monitor Title I inventory. Other duties as assigned based on the guideline of Title I.Special Characteristics of the Position:

Working Conditions: Mental Demands: calculating, comparing, problem-solving, evaluating, interpreting, organizing, consulting, analyzing, planning, documenting, specifying, coordinating, implementing, and presenting.

Physical Demands: sitting, standing, crouching, kneeling, reaching, climbing stairs, adjusting, connecting, lifting, carrying, and/or moving up to 40 lbs, bending, keyboarding, pulling, pushing, balancing, writing, walking, and operating equipment. Environmental Conditions: mostly inside but can be exposed to extreme weather conditions if traveling, wet and/or slippery surfaces, exposure to communicable diseases, and working alone. Must hold a valid driver's license and be able to drive to meetings or work sites before, during, or after the normal working day Evaluation: The Principal shall complete an annual written evaluation covering the individual's effectiveness in handling the duties and responsibilities of the position. The basis of the evaluation will be the extent to which the performance and responsibilities of the job are successfully handled and the extent to which annual action plans and job goals are met. The Title I Director shall evaluate the success of the Title I program.

Note: The job description reflects the general requirements necessary to describe the principal functions or responsibilities of the job identified and shall not be interpreted as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job, either at present or in the future. Disclosure of Federal Participation: This position is funded by Title I Federal Funds. I have reviewed, understand, and can fulfill the requirements of this position as described.