Job detail
Middle School Academic Support Teacher
Westchester Country Day School
#Middle School#Differentiated Instruction#College Preparatory#Special Education#Evidence-Based Practices#Academic Support#Learning Disabilities#Student-Centered Learning#Reading Intervention#Math Intervention#Reading Specialist#Psychoeducational Evaluations
OtherOn Site2-5 yrsPosted 2 days ago
Location
High Point, North Carolina
Quick overview
Provide targeted small-group and individualized interventions in reading and mathematics for middle school students. Collaborate with teachers and families to implement effective intervention plans and monitor student growth through data analysis.
Requirements summary
Candidates must hold a degree in Special Education or a Reading Specialist certification. Experience supporting students with mild learning disabilities in grades 5-8 using research-based, multisensory instruction is required.
bachelor degreeprofessional certificateData AnalysisProgress MonitoringDifferentiated InstructionStudent AssessmentSpecial EducationAcademic SupportIndividualized Education PlansCollaborative PlanningReading InterventionMathematics InterventionMultisensory InstructionAdmissions Testing
Job description
Job DetailsJob Location
- Westchester Country Day School - High Point, NC 27265Westchester Country Day School, a college preparatory PK–12 independent school in High Point, seeks a Middle School Academic Support Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year. Qualified candidates should hold a degree in Special Education or Reading Specialist certification and demonstrate experience supporting students with mild learning disabilities, particularly in the areas of reading and mathematics intervention. The ideal candidate will have expertise in delivering research-based, multisensory instruction and implementing best practices for students with reading and math disabilities in grades 5–8.
- Responsibilities include: Providing targeted small-group and individualized interventions in reading and mathematics using evidence-based instructional practices. Utilizing formal and informal assessment measures to collect, analyze, and interpret student performance data to guide instructional decision-making and monitor student growth. Conducting ongoing progress monitoring to evaluate intervention effectiveness and adjust instruction based on student needs. Collaborating closely with classroom teachers, academic support staff, and administrators to develop and implement effective intervention plans and accommodations for students with learning differences. Partnering with families and students, as appropriate, to review psychoeducational evaluations, identify learning needs, and support student success. Maintaining current knowledge of research, professional development, and best practices related to learning disabilities, differentiated instruction, intervention strategies, and academic support services. Supporting a student-centered learning environment that promotes confidence, independence, and academic achievement for diverse learners. Assist with admissions testing. Please apply online at https://www.westchestercds.org/employment by completing the application and uploading a letter of interest, resume, and references. Questions may be directed to Penny Rowe at penny.rowe@westchestercds.org. Qualifications