Job Detail - Program Coordinator - Dayton, Ohio

Does impacting youth sound appealing? Would helping improve educational outcomes for K-12 students excite you? If so, consider a career with Elevate K-12!

At Elevate K-12, we are focused on a single goal: empowering struggling students to reach their full potential. Our virtual, second classroom provides students with access to a 21st century learning model, combining the best elements of personalized instruction, technology, and human-to-human collaboration.

Who are we looking for:

We're looking for a candidate to join our team to support our live streamed classroom experience until May 23, 2024. This role would involve guiding the team members for the on-site execution of the program, including client interactions and class management. This position will ensure improved student academic performance and client (school) satisfaction. This position will require some travel within the given region to school locations

What you will do:

Managing and visiting school programs in region.
Training assigned classroom support personnel
Evaluating classroom support personnel on their job performance during program operation.
Assisting with technology set-ups at the schools where our programs will be starting as needed.
Managing implementation on the first day of our programs.
Available to support in person and virtually during school hours

What you will need:

A Bachelor’s degree preferred
Past program or project management experience preferred
Experience in the public or private school environment
Displays high level of personal and professional integrity
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Detail oriented with strong organization skills
Engaging personality
Passion for student success...….enough said!

What you can expect from Elevate K-12:

A dynamic organization focused on impact and growth. We are changing the way schools incorporate one-on-one student engagement and have double digit projected growth that will continue to open up opportunities for our team.

Position Type: Contract based position ending 2 August 2024 subject to change

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