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Targeted Language Interventionist (French or Spanish)

Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom Public Charter School

Full TimeOn Site2-5 yrs$57,165 - $76,220 / YEARPosted 12 days ago

Location

District of Columbia

Salary

$57,165 - $76,220 / YEAR

Quick overview

Provide targeted in-class, small-group, and one-on-one language support to students learning French or Spanish. Collaborate with teachers and use immersive strategies to increase ACTFL proficiency and align with MTSS structures.

Requirements summary

Requires a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood, Elementary Education, or a related field. Fluency in English and either French or Spanish is mandatory, with elementary world-language teaching experience preferred.

bachelor degreeCommunicationCollaborationSpanish FluencyEnglish FluencyFormative AssessmentData-Driven InstructionSummative AssessmentMTSSLanguage InterventionFrench FluencyImmersive InstructionPYP Integration

Job description

Department

  • Education
  • Reports to:
  • Principal
  • Schedule: 10‑month position | 7:50am–3:50pm

The Target Language Interventionist provides in‑class, small‑group, and one‑on‑one support to students learning French or Spanish. This role focuses on increasing ACTFL proficiency through immersive, language‑rich instruction and targeted intervention aligned with classroom instruction and MTSS structures.

Key Responsibilities Deliver targeted language intervention to support listening, speaking, reading, and writing Use immersive strategies (visuals, gestures, contextual learning) to build comprehension and confidence Collaborate with classroom teachers, coaches, and specialists to align intervention with core instruction Use formative and summative assessments to design and monitor intervention cycles Support Units of Inquiry and integrate PYP language and practices Communicate regularly with families regarding language progress and goals Maintain organized records, data tracking, and required documentation Participate in school‑wide routines, meetings, and professional development

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood, Elementary Education, or related field Fluency in English and French or English and Spanish (required) Elementary world‑language teaching experience preferred Strong collaboration, communication, and data‑driven instruction skills Commitment to equity, inclusion, and student‑centered learning

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