Position Title:
Local Program Teacher (LPT) – SERRC 21st Century Community Learning Center Program
Position Characteristics:
The Local Program Teacher is the instructor for SERRC’s 21st Century Afterschool Program at Dillingham Elementary or Middle/High School. The instructor will perform all duties ensuring responsibilities have been fulfilled in an accurate and timely manner. The Program Coordinator/Director supervises this position.
Position Qualifications:
B.A. or B.S.
Alaska Teaching Certificate
Experience teaching and managing K-2 students, preferred
Flexible, team oriented, collaborative
Excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills
Experience with student assessments
Position Duties/Responsibilities:
Gather necessary information and enroll new students in program
Plan and facilitate afterschool programming to students in a variety of subjects including but not limited to: ELA, SEL, Physical Movement and Healthy Living, career exploration, STEAM, and CTE in a culturally focused environment using research based best practices
Co-lead activities that integrate local community and virtual online partners to enhance and strengthen programming
Maintain attendance records for students on a daily basis and submit them to the Program Coordinator each week.
Communicate regularly with parents, regular school staff, and on-site lead teacher to ensure link to regular day program and home
Coordinate and implement parent engagement events with school and community
Participate in all scheduled program trainings and mandated trainings
Attend conferences as identified
Distribute and collect all surveys required of grant
Position Location:
Dillingham, AK
To apply, complete the SERRC Application
For more information please contact Shannon Davidson, Program Manager.
SERRC is an equal opportunity employer. Auxilary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Contact Human Resources hr@serrc.org or call (907)586-6806
SERRC - Alaska's Educational Resource Center - SERRC delivers high-quality educational services and personalized resources to meet the diverse needs of all Alaskans. SERRC provides support to districts across the state, allowing staff to focus more time and resources on instruction. Support includes business services (Finance, Payroll, and HR), technology services, federal grant management, E-rate services, Special Education Services, and professional learning for faculty and staff. SERRC is also a resource to the communities we serve through Adult Education, Senior Workforce Development (55+), Health Career Education, and Post-Secondary Transition services for young adults.