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The Math Acceleration Specialist is responsible for implementing targeted interventions to accelerate mathematics proficiency levels for tier 2 and tier 3 students. This role includes assessing students' mathematical skills, designing intervention plans, and delivering research-based, district-approved instruction to improve math skills. The Math Acceleration Specialist advises and collaborates with teachers, administrators, School Leadership, and families to create educational equity through a comprehensive support system for students. In addition, the Math Acceleration Specialist will track students’ progress and monitor interventions for their caseload in Powerschool.
- Administer math assessments to identify and monitor student progress and inform equitable instructional decisions
- Analyze assessment data to determine specific mathematical needs and develop individualized intervention plans
- Design individualized intervention plans based on assessment data and students' math goals
- Provide individualized instruction to small groups using research-based intervention methods
- Advise campus administrators and staff on campus-wide systems and processes to improve math
- Document, monitor, and adjust intervention strategies based on students' responses to instruction and assessment results
- Set clear and measurable individualized goals aligned to academic standards and learning objectives
- Maintain timely and accurate case management records of students' learning goals, academic growth, and intervention outcomes to track effectiveness and inform decision-making
- Participate in district professional development opportunities, workshops, and campus team meetings to enhance knowledge and skills related to math intervention
- Collaborate with classroom teachers to align intervention strategies with high quality instruction
- Collaborate with school leadership to design and deliver targeted professional development for campus teams including but not limited to: the Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) framework, how to analyze data to drive instruction, documenting interventions in PowerSchool, and iReady
- Participate in all scheduled parent conferences and discuss students' academic progress, strengths, and areas for improvement
- Communicate regularly with families to share information about math initiatives, student progress, and resources for supporting math skills at home
- Required Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university; Master's degree from an accredited university preferred
- Required Valid Texas Teacher Certificate with required endorsements for subject and subject level assigned
- Required 3-5 years of direct experience with classroom teaching and expertise in mathematics
- Ability to analyze and interpret data
- Ability to communicate effectively with teachers, parents, and administrators
- Ability to work with various kinds of technology including Google Suite
- Ability to work independently and serve multiple grade levels as assigned
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