Regional EC Program Coordinator - Greensboro

Regional EC Program Coordinator - Greensboro TMSA Public Charter Schools – Apex, North Carolina Job Details Job ID: 5820905 Application Deadline: Posted until filled Posted: Jul 07, 2026 4:00 AM (UTC) Starting Date: Immediately Job Description General Responsibilities The Regional Exceptional Children’s Program Coordinator is responsible for identifying, developing, and coordinating resources across each campus in the region to meet the needs of students who qualify for special education. The Regional Program Coordinator is responsible for working with regional campus EC personnel to provide appropriate programs for all special education students on the campus. The regional program coordinator is also responsible for leading assigned special education programs for staff and for program development. Qualifications Master’s degree in Special Education Master’s degree in Special Education or Bachelor’s degree in Special Education with five (5) years of specific related experience. Minimum of three (3) years of Special Education field experience. Required Experience Minimum of 5 Years of special education experience Minimum of 3 Years of leadership experience Skills A self‑motivated leader who can work independently as well as part of a team Strong knowledge of State and Federal Special Education laws (rules and regulations) Strong understanding of student performance strategies, research, and literature Experience as a special education teacher Excellent communication and organizational skills Strong public speaking and presentation skills Strong interpersonal skills Knowledge of computers and fundamental technology Experience working in Title I schools Duties and Responsibilities Lead the Regional EC Department of TMSA Public Charter Schools. Maintain confidentiality of all student, parent, and staff information. Serve as an instructional leader, consultant, and source of support for all teachers and students on assigned campuses and program areas. Facilitate the placement of students with disabilities in the least restrictive environment. Provide follow‑up for special education placements, including planning and implementing related services, adaptive equipment, instructional materials, and recordkeeping. Provide program development, implementation, and program evaluation. Provide leadership in the development and implementation of curriculum and instruction for students with special education needs. Work with the Executive Director to plan and provide in‑service training and staff development for general education and special education staff. Prepare and submit staff development budgets for various areas. Interview special education applicants and, in coordination with campus administrators, recommend hiring personnel in accordance with district policies and regulations. Document classroom visits on a regular basis to observe teacher‑student interactions and identify and recommend improvements in areas needing improvement. Assist in evaluating teachers/assistants in special education programs at their schools and evaluate staff assigned at the request of Principals. Work with the data managers to monitor and ensure that all student files meet NC DPI compliance standards. Participate in Annual Review Development/Initial meetings as needed, monitor the appropriate development of IEPs to ensure quality programming, and follow up to ensure compliance with IEPs. Coordinate transition services for children from home to the school environment, from one educational program to another, from high school to higher education or successful job placement, or to other agency services. Serve as a conflict mediator/problem solver in crisis situations involving students' programs, placements, and behavior. Advise campus administration on appropriate student scheduling, maximum staff utilization, facility utilization, appropriate materials, and equipment selection. Analyze campus/district data and prepare reports (Comprehensive Assessments) for campus and department program planning. Coordinate services as needed with other departments, such as transportation, food service, and vocational services. Work with other school districts, education agencies, and community agencies to develop activities that assist students with disabilities. Keep the Executive Director fully informed regarding staff, classroom, and equipment needs, as well as potential problem areas. Maintain a high degree of communication, collaboration, and cooperation with all members of the Exceptional Children’s department and support its programs and objectives. Responsible for attending all training and keeping current with written documentation for federal and special programs throughout the submission process. Responsible for completing and submitting all required reports and updates for federal and special programs. Ensure compliance with federal and state guidelines as stated in Procedures Governing Programs for Children with Disabilities. Responsible for December and April 1 Child Count, IDEA Grant, and PRC 118. Write, monitor, and evaluate federal projects yearly. Maintenance of Effort (MOE). Perform other duties that may be assigned by the Executive Director. Program Evaluation Complete an evaluation to assess the needs of TMSA schools; review annual reports to evaluate the effectiveness of the special education programs; develop, analyze, and distribute the results of annual evaluations to the school’s leadership team and the Executive Director. Maintain excellent records of all special education‑related performance data, reports, and evaluations. Compliance Maintain excellent records of all student programs and activities, reports, surveys, evaluations, funding, annual program evaluations, and communications; ensure TMSA schools and the district’s Special Education program remain in compliance with all state and federal guidelines; stay informed of the most current special education requirements and guidance. Professional Development Take part in professional learning opportunities at the local, regional, and/or state level with proper authorization; attend all local meetings and training related to Special Education; and share ideas and experiences with school or district staff, the leadership team, and/or other Special Education professionals. Position Type: Full‑Time Salary: $65,000 to $98,000 Per Year Job Requirements At least 3 year(s) of relevant experience preferred. Master degree preferred. Citizenship, residency or work visa required. Contact Information TMSA Human Resources Department 3570 Amberlight Rd. Apex, North Carolina 27502 Phone: View phone number on click.appcast.io Email: View email address on click.appcast.io #J-18808-Ljbffr Tmsa-Public-Charter-Schools