Irvine, California, United States · On-site
$90k–$100k/yr
The Director of Curriculum & Instruction is responsible for supervising teaching and assistant teaching staff in a special educaion school, mentoring new staff, developing professional development, and overseeing curricu…
Skills: Staff Supervision, Mentoring, Professional Development, Curriculum Development, Google Classroom
Irvine, California, United States • On-site
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The Director oversees the supervision and evaluation of teaching staff and assistant teachers in a special education setting. They are responsible for developing professional development programs and managing curriculum requirements and instructional planning.
Candidates must hold an administrative credential and have at least three years of special education teaching experience. Proficiency in Google Classroom and experience mentoring teaching candidates are also required.
The Director of Curriculum & Instruction is responsible for supervising teaching and assistant teaching staff in a special educaion school, mentoring new staff, developing professional development, and overseeing curriculum development.
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The position requires a livescan/fingerprint (done at the time of hire), current TB clearance, and responses from references.
The mission of Mardan School to support bright children whose emotional, social, behavioral, and/or learning difficulties have impacted their ability to succeed in typical school settings. Mardan provides an alternative education option for students in all grade levels – from at-risk primary grade students just beginning to experience difficulties at school, to high school students seeking a smaller, more individually-focused and supportive environment.
Offices: 1 Osborn St, Irvine, California 92604, US
The mission of Mardan School to support bright children whose emotional, social, behavioral, and/or learning difficulties have impacted their ability to succeed in typical school settings. Mardan provides an alternative education option for students in all grade levels – from at-risk primary grade students just beginning to experience difficulties at school, to high school students seeking a smaller, more individually-focused and supportive environment.
Offices: 1 Osborn St, Irvine, California 92604, US
