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The Administrator for English Learner/Multi-Lingual Learners is responsible for overseeing English Learner (EL) programming for participating consortium districts/PSAs along with World Languages. The Administrator collaborates with local district Point of Contacts (POCs) to administer, coordinate, and evaluate English Learner Programming and staff. The Administrator supports English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program eligibility and identification; staff scheduling; instructional programming and assessment; parent engagement, communication and outreach; teacher quality and professional learning. The Administrator supervises and evaluates ESOL all program staff and manages EL funding, budgeting and grant maintenance. The Administrator also communicates updates and facilitates the networking of EL teachers in the county along with best practices and course options. The Administrator also serves as a support and resource for Region 6 Adult Education EL students.
Position Responsibilities
• Maintain ongoing knowledge of local, state and national educational initiatives in order to effectively direct ESOL program services within the schools.
• Develop and maintain annual programming including instructional and program resources to support student learning and compliance.
• Establish common procedures, expectations and available supports for local districts’ programming implementation.
• Provide ongoing guidance, communication, and support to local district Point of Contacts (POCs).
• Support student ESOL program eligibility screening, annual English proficiency assessment, and the differentiated instruction of EL students in local classrooms.
• Responsible for the supervision, coordination, and evaluation of a variety of ESL instructional and support staff as assigned by the Assistant Superintendent.
• Develop schedules and assign program staff throughout the county.
• Provide professional development opportunities for ESOL program staff, general education instructional staff and administrators.
• Design and oversee EL extended learning opportunities (i.e. summer school)
• Assess the strengths and potential needs of EL students as assigned.
• Participate in Special Education IEP Team meetings speaking to linguistic and cultural variables as assigned.
• Create and translate documents for parental access.
• Develop and oversee family outreach programming including Adult ESL.
• Respond to parent requests and support local districts’ parent responses.
• Fulfill annual nonpublic participation communication and consultation to local districts.
• Communicate, support, and provide guidance to local district leadership, state, local, and community organizations as appropriate.
• Serve as a resource for district and countywide sub-committees as assigned.
• Oversee staffing and payroll of EL staff.
• Coordinate, manage, and maintain grant application and budgets.
• Assist local districts with EL specifics for state student data reporting.
• Support district MICIP planning specific to EL.
• Annually creates, collects and disaggregates program evaluations.
• Communicate Multi-Lingual updates to EL teachers in the county.
• Coordinate, facilitate and lead assigned groups such as countywide World Language teachers, and Region 6 Adult Ed EL students.
• Establish partnerships with community resources in order to enhance Region 6 Adult Ed. EL student success.
• Coordinate and oversee assigned EL Instructional Coach schedules, activities and priorities.
• Serve as an EL leader to other GISD departments (Special Education, CTE, CCP) on best practices, EL requirements, processes/procedures and countywide efforts.
• Consult with Communications and Development on translation requirements that support efforts to maintain access to GISD communications for all languages.
• Serve as a member of the Administrative Leadership Team.
• Works with the Assistant Superintendent to build vision, set priorities, and develop long and short-range plans for the day-to-day operation of the ESL program.
• Consistently models Win-Win leadership.