The substitute teacher provides flexible, as-needed instructional support by delivering pre-planned lessons in a virtual classroom. They are responsible for maintaining student engagement, managing classroom routines, and documenting student participation.
The Project Specialist collaborates with instructional leaders to design and develop high-quality, standards-aligned lesson plans and instructional materials for a virtual school. They focus on creating engaging slide decks and resources while ensuring consistency and best practices in online instruction.
The Instructional Content Specialist collaborates with leadership to design and develop high-quality, standards-aligned lesson plans and instructional materials for a virtual school. They focus on creating engaging slide decks and resources that promote effective teaching practices and student understanding.
The Case Manager and Diagnostician conducts diagnostic assessments to determine student eligibility for special education services and manages compliance with federal and state regulations. They also facilitate ARD meetings and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure effective implementation of Individualized Education Programs.
Responsible for overseeing the student learning experience by creating and delivering rigorous Project Based Learning lessons in a virtual environment. This includes collaborating with colleagues, monitoring academic progress, and maintaining strong communication with parents and stakeholders.
The K–12 School Counselor supports students’ academic planning, personal development, and college/career readiness in a virtual environment. This role involves guiding students and families, managing academic plans, and providing social-emotional support.