Reading Interventionist

Reading Interventionist

UPSM Middle School - Detroit, MI

As an interventionist, you will be responsible for supporting student achievement by providing individual or small group instruction to students who are in need of additional support. Interventionists are responsible for providing consistent, intensive and targeted supplementary instruction to identified students while monitoring, reporting and communicating progress and performance.

Key Responsibilities

Actively participate in professional development opportunities and implements best practices acquired that focuses on instruction and high student achievement

Provide instruction that is culturally responsive and culturally sustaining

Builds relationships with students to create a positive, structured learning environment where students feel safe, supported and empowered to grow

Actively engage parents in the learning process and works collaboratively with families

Use data to refine lesson plans and inform instructional practices

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree and valid Michigan teaching certification with endorsement in content area
• Eligibility to work in the United States on a full-time basis
• Experience with project-based learning preferred

How do we support you?

Our education teams are critical to our ability to serve our scholars well. You'll be supported in a variety of ways:

• Working in well-resourced and designed buildings that promote the physical and emotional safety necessary for learning.
• Competitive pay and a comprehensive benefit package, including retirement plan with a generous match.
• Paid personal and sick time along with district wide wellness days.
• Provided time and programs for professional development.
• Given opportunities to collaborate with your peers and receive guidance from a mentor.
• Supported by an engaged leadership and administrative team.
• Working with team members who take great pride in their work and schools.
• Partnering with highly engaged families who prioritize education and learning.