School Behavior Interventionists

Freedom Academy is seeking a passionate, student-centered Reading Interventionist to provide targeted literacy instruction for K–8 students who need additional support in foundational reading skills, fluency, and comprehension.
This position is ideal for an educator who loves helping struggling readers experience real progress — and who understands that effective intervention requires more than encouragement. It requires strong instruction, careful progress monitoring, collaboration, consistency, and a belief that students can grow when they are given the right support.
The Reading Interventionist will work closely with classroom teachers, Special Education staff, English Learner staff, and school leadership to identify student needs, provide evidence-based intervention, monitor growth, and strengthen literacy outcomes across the school.

Reclaiming academic excellence
We believe students thrive in environments that are both structured and relational. Our goal is to create a campus that feels joyful, encouraging, and deeply human — not institutional — where every child feels known, valued, and cared for.
We laugh together, problem-solve together, support one another through challenges, and work hard to create a school environment where both students and staff can flourish.

Our Commitment to Families At Freedom Academy, we believe strong schools are built through strong partnerships with parents.
We are committed to creating a learning environment that prioritizes academic excellence, student safety, character development, healthy childhood experiences, and transparent communication with families.
Applicants are encouraged to review our Freedom Academy Parent Pledge to better understand our school culture, values, and educational philosophy:

What You’ll Help Lead & Support As Reading Interventionist, you will help:
Provide targeted small-group reading intervention for students in grades K–8.
Use assessment and progress-monitoring data to identify student needs, measure growth, and adjust instruction.
Collaborate with classroom teachers, Special Education staff, English Learner staff, and school leadership to strengthen student literacy outcomes.
Support school-wide literacy initiatives while helping students develop confidence, persistence, and a genuine love of reading.
Holds a bachelor’s degree in Education or a related field.
Has experience teaching reading, literacy, or providing academic intervention.
Can analyze student assessment data and translate that data into effective instructional decisions.
Builds strong, encouraging relationships with students while maintaining high academic expectations.
Is organized and consistent in maintaining intervention records, progress-monitoring data, and required documentation.
Works collaboratively with classroom teachers, Special Education teams, English Learner teams, and school leadership.
Is familiar with MTSS/RTI frameworks and supporting students with reading disabilities or learning differences.
Is willing to participate fully in staff meetings, professional development, training, and the broader life and culture of the school.
Arizona Teaching Certification, a Reading Endorsement, specialized literacy training, and familiarity with NWEA MAP or similar assessment systems are preferred.