Director of Learning
This role monitors, evaluates, and develops the curriculum, teaching, assessment, and professional learning practices across the entire school.
Role
Report: Head of School
To monitor, evaluate, and develop the curriculum, teaching, assessment, and professional learning practices across the whole school, including but not limited to the following:
- Participate on the Senior Leadership Team.
- Focus teachers on the development and maintenance of a quality, Bible-based program that meets accreditation criteria and encourages research-based best practice.
- Plan and oversee ongoing professional development that promotes student achievement of the mission, vision, and expected student outcomes.
- Oversee and plan Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) to support collaboration, instructional improvement, data-informed decision-making, and alignment across divisions and departments.
- Oversee teacher and staff professional development planning, budgets, and professional development funds.
- Oversee teacher certification/licensure processes, renewals, and related compliance requirements.
- Oversee the school improvement process and ACSI/WASC accreditation as it relates to teaching and learning.
- Oversee the curriculum mapping process in Curriculum Trak and provide accountability and support for teachers in the curriculum mapping process.
- Supervise and support the elementary and secondary curriculum coordinators to ensure alignment and consistency in curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices across divisions.
- Oversee the collection, analysis, disaggregation, and reporting of schoolwide assessment and student achievement data to inform instruction, school improvement, accreditation reporting, and strategic decision-making.
- Collaborate with principals, coordinators, and teachers to strengthen instructional practices and student learning outcomes.
- Serve in the following roles, depending on the needs of the school and Senior Leadership Team: MAP Coordinator, AP Coordinator, SevenStar Coordinator, backup to the elementary or secondary principal.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by the Head of School.
Requirements
Qualifications
- Meet or exceed board-mandated qualifications (B2.2.1).
- Must possess an advanced degree, a minimum of five years of classroom experience, and administrator certification.
- Demonstrated understanding of curriculum development, assessment practices, accreditation processes, and professional learning systems.
- Be willing to complete additional duties as assigned.
Additional Info
Reporting Structure
Reports to: Head of School
Additional Duties
Serve in roles such as MAP Coordinator, AP Coordinator, SevenStar Coordinator, or backup to the elementary or secondary principal, depending on school needs.
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