
TITLE: Make It Happen Site Coordinator (1 Year Only) - Lincoln Middle School
The Make it Happen Site Coordinator is one of the positions under Portland Public Schools' Youth Development Program. Make It Happen is an academic support and college readiness program operated by the Multilingual and Multicultural Center at the secondary level to help language minority students develop competitive academic profiles, prepare for high school success, and secure college admission and financial aid. The Site Coordinator will become an integral part of school culture and work closely with staff, students, and volunteers. This position aligns with the academic school year, with an additional 20 work days expected throughout the summer.
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ABOUT LINCOLN:
Lincoln Middle School is in the midst of a transformation. We need educators who are excited to engage in reimagining and rebuilding our school's identity to suit the students and staff here now. We have a diverse and amazing student population and an incredible core of educators deeply committed to the school community.
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Maine’s largest school system has 10 elementary schools, three middle schools and four high schools serving approximately 7,000 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12 and more than 4,400 adult learners.
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Portland has a highly trained teaching staff. Many teachers hold advanced degrees. All of the district's teachers continue their education by pursuing professional development activities on a regular basis.