Correctional Adult Education Specialist

Correctional Adult Education Specialist (Student Support & Assessment Focus) Location: MDC Campus Gordon Bernell provides an opportunity for students incarcerated inside the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center to continue with school despite their current situation. Join a small but dedicated team in providing one‑on‑one or small group services to students across the jail. This full‑time position will be split between providing direct services to students, assisting instructional staff, onboarding new students, light teaching and subbing, coordinating and proctoring assessments, and contributing to operational procedures. Responsibilities Provide one‑on‑one or small‑group educational support and services to incarcerated students. Assist instructional staff and support classroom instruction as needed. Onboard new students into the education program. Conduct light teaching and substitute instruction when necessary. Coordinate, schedule, and proctor assessments. Contribute to operational procedures and documentation. Desired Attributes Enjoy being on the move—walking is a significant part of the role. Highly organized to track each student’s progress toward credits and graduation. Committed to engaging students to overcome complex challenges and achieve educational success. Qualifications Experience in an educational setting; correctional background is helpful. Willingness to work inside a secure facility and a facility background check required. Transportation to the facility (daily commute from 20 minutes west of the I‑25 / I‑40 intersection). Benefits Virtual half day on Fridays. Competitive salary starting around $40,000, depending on experience. Attractive benefits package that includes flexible PTO. The opportunity to change the course of people’s lives. We plan on interviewing and hiring for the position the week of July 13, 2026. Please send your resume to View email address on click.appcast.io. #J-18808-Ljbffr Association of Charter School Education Services