Job Openings at LearningWorks

Job Title: LearningWorks Afterschool Teacher - Summer Program

The Teacher will be responsible for planning and implementing Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) curriculum in the LearningWorks Afterschool (LWAS) program at Ocean Avenue School or Presumpscot Elementary. LWAS is funded through the 21st Century Community Learning Center grant. It serves targeted students based on academic need in a 4 day/week afterschool program and a half day, four- week long summer program located at the school. Download the full job description.

Job Title: LearningWorks Afterschool Ed Tech - Summer Program

The Ed Tech will be responsible for assisting the teacher and site
coordinator in implementing the Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) curriculum, and student behavior management in the in the LearningWorks Afterschool (LWAS) and Summer Camp program at Ocean Avenue School or Presumpscot Elementary. LWAS is funded through the 21st Century Community Learning Center grant. It serves targeted students based on academic need in a 4 day/week afterschool program and a half day four-week long summer program located at the school. Download the full job description.

Job Title: Project Director, Partners for Empowering Immigrant Youth

LearningWorks, a southern Maine non-profit organization providing education services to at-risk youth, the immigrant community and low-income families, in partnership with the Institute for Civic Leadership and consultant Steve Wessler, has received a one-year planning grant to examine why immigrant and refugee youth are disproportionately represented in Maine’s juvenile justice system and to design a program that will affect a meaningful change in the lives of those youth. The planning process will include: extensive research to understand existing data and the underlying cultural, educational, social and economic factors contributing to the problem; community engagement of key stakeholders including immigrant youth, their families & neighborhoods, educators, juvenile justice leaders, the business community, local, regional and state government and social service providers; and collaborative program design and implementation.

Staffing:

The project will be staffed by a dedicated Project Director (.50FTE) who will coordinate research, outreach, community engagement, planning, facilitation, program development, curriculum design, partnership development and information dissemination. The Project Director will report directly to the planning partnership.

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How to Apply:

Submit letter of interest and resume by mail or e-mail to:

Joel B. Russ

Partner Director

LearningWorks

181 Brackett Street

Portland, ME 04102

E-mail: jruss@learningworks.me

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