6-8 Science Curriculum Vetting and Selecting Team
Description: The 6-8 Science Curriculum Vetting and Selecting Team will support the process of vetting, selecting, and implementing a new high-quality science curriculum or curriculum products. The team will be composed of district leaders, school leaders, and educators from each of the K-8 schools. The team will work together to review district priorities, instructional vision, curriculum parameters and non-negotiables, and implementation timelines. The team will work on narrowing down options for a science HQIM and then running a pilot. Lastly, the team will elicit and analyze feedback from teachers and students of the piloting team to reach a consensus on a new 6-8 math curriculum to be implemented in the 25-26 school year.
Working Time: Meetings 2 times per month after school hours. The team will mutually decide dates. Meetings will occur between October and April.
Times for meetings are 2:45 - 4:00 pm via Zoom. Meetings require being interactive.
Requirements: Current assignment as a 6-8 teacher (includes SPED and EL) at least 1 per school (Lafayette, Keverian, Madeline English, Whittier, Parlin, and Devens)
Preferred Qualifications:
- Rich and varied experience with math curriculum and instruction
- Strong growth mindset and collaborative skills
Compensation:: up to $1,600, based on $40/hour (40 total hours)
Number of Positions: up to 7
Applications should be submitted via TalentEd by October 8th, 2024.
Questions can be directed to Rupi Kaur at rkaur@everett.k12.ma.us
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