Nobleboro Central School - Literacy Specialist (K-8)

Nobleboro Central School is seeking a dedicated and collaborative Title I Literacy Specialist to support student achievement in grades K–8. This is an exciting opportunity for an educator who is passionate about making a direct impact on student learning, providing interventions in literacy and collaborating closely with classroom teachers, families, and support staff.

The successful candidate will provide Tier II and III instruction in both push-in and pull-out settings, using data-driven strategies to help students reach their full academic potential. You will also support teacher growth, help implement school-wide literacy initiatives, and participate in our MTSS team to strengthen instruction across the school.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver 1:1 or small-group interventions in literacy for students K–8
  
  
• Coordinate benchmark systems and data collection
  
  
• Conduct weekly progress monitoring for Tier III students
  
  
• Identify and implement research-based literacy interventions
  
  
• Serve as an active member of the MTSS team
  
  
• Provide teachers with professional development, in-class consultation, feedback, and modeling for literacy instruction
  
  
• Collaborate with teachers to analyze assessment data, student work, and instructional practices to improve curriculum alignment
  
  
• Engage in planning and collaboration with grade-level teams
  
  
• Communicate student progress and strategies with families
  
  
• Assist with grading, report cards, and written comments
  
  
• Attend weekly grade-level meetings
  
  

Qualifications

• A valid Maine K–8 Elementary Certification (020) and/or Literacy Specialist Certification (092) preferred
  
  
• Maine Criminal History Records Check required
  
  
• Experience with diagnostic assessments (formal and informal)
  
  
• Knowledge of data-informed instructional decision-making, differentiated instruction, and progress monitoring
  
  
• Strong understanding of early literacy  and intervention strategies
  
  
• Collaborative mindset and ability to contribute to a culture of teamwork and professional growth
  
  

Why Nobleboro Central School?

• K–8 community school in Nobleboro, ME, with a supportive and professional staff
  
  
• Strong school culture focused on high expectations, student success, and collaboration
  
  
• Opportunities to directly impact student learning and growth in literacy
  
  

Application Requirements

• Completed application (found at https://www.aos93.org/page/employment)

• Cover letter

• Resume

• Three letters of recommendation

• Copy of Maine teacher certification
  
  

Please send application materials to:

Nobleboro Central School
ATTN: Literacy Specialist Position
194 Center Street
Nobleboro, ME 04555

Or email to: april.flagg@aos93.org

Application Deadline: Open until a suitable candidate is found