Academics Special Projects Manager
KIPP
- Work setting
- On-site
- Location
- Philadelphia, PA
- Salary
- $70K–$75K
- Posted
- 1 mo ago
Pay: Base salary $70K–$75K (check the posting)
Where you can work: Must live near Philadelphia, PA (check the posting)
From the job posting
Role Overview: Are you a highly organized, detail-oriented educator ready to make an impact beyond the classroom? Do you thrive on developing systems that drive success and enjoy being the backbone of high-impact operations? If so, the Academics Special Projects Manager role might be your perfect fit! Reporting to the Managing Director of Teaching & Learning, the Academics Special Projects Manager will manage a portfolio of projects that includes professional development, annual planning, resource management, contract procurement, budgeting & compliance reporting, and other Academic Team activities. Additionally, the Manager will ensure the maintenance of important student support documents and contract procurement. The Manager leads the planning and logistics work that ensures professional development sessions (in person and virtual) run smoothly, serves as the team’s designated archivist by effectively organizing and storing learning materials, ensures that next steps and coordinating actions are effectively shared and followed through on, and performs a variety of other academic operations tasks and process that allow team members to focus their time on design and direct school support work. If you’re excited to support our mission, build effective systems, and help bring professional development and academic operations to life, we’d love to meet you! …
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Why this could fit a teacher
Tagged Strong teacher fit: classroom skills carry over directly to this kind of role, and the posting doesn't ask for years of experience in a different field. Skills that often transfer to education programs: pedagogy, coaching other educators, school partnerships, student support.