*This position is contingent upon the Board of Education's approval of the current employee's transfer to another position.
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The Title I Interventionist will provide targeted, supplemental instruction to at-risk students struggling in reading and math. The interventionist will use data-driven assessments to track growth, deliver small-group instruction, and collaborate with classroom teachers to help students meet state educational standards. The primary goal is to close the achievement gap for underperforming students.
Key Responsibilities & Duties:
Targeted Instruction: Deliver direct, evidence-based interventions in reading/language arts and mathematics to individuals or small groups.
Data Analysis & Assessment: Administer diagnostic and screening assessments to identify qualifying students. Continuously monitor student progress and adjust instruction based on data.
Collaboration: Meet regularly with general education teachers to align interventions with core classroom instruction and curriculum goals.
Program Compliance: Maintain accurate records and documentation required by federal Title I regulations to ensure continued funding.
Family Engagement: Communicate student progress to parents and guardians and provide resources or strategies to support learning at home.
Qualifications:
Terms of Employment
200 Days
Effective 2026-2027 School Year
*Position is contingent upon continued federal funding.
Compensation
Salary based on experience and education level per Clay County Board of Education Salary Schedule, plus competitive benefits package equal to approximately 35% of direct compensation.
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The Clay County School System is an equal opportunity employer. Employment opportunities are offered without discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age disability, and retaliation.
The West Virginia Department of Education is a government agency that oversees the public school system in West Virginia. We are responsible for implementing policies, distributing funds, administering statewide assessments, licensing educators and providing accountability data. Our goal is to provide a statewide system of education that ensures all students graduate from high school prepared for success in college and/or the career field.
