Managerial American Sign Language; ASL) Interpreter; SY
Listed on 2026-11-05
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Language/Bilingual
Bilingual, Interpreter
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Job Details Job : 5978546Final date to receive applications: Nov 30, 2026 11:59 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
Posted: Yesterday
Starting Date: Immediately
Job DescriptionReports to: Principal, Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Location: Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The students of Horace Mann School are lifelong learners and innovative thinkers, fluent in both American Sign Language and English, who contribute to the world as self-determined Deaf individuals.
Our dynamic dual language K-12 program prepares students for postsecondary success by providing equitable opportunities to engage with rigorous curriculum, developing academic discourse in both American Sign Language and English, and empowering students as Deaf individuals with diverse linguistic, ethnic, and cultural identities.
The Role of the Managerial ASL Interpreter and Director of Deaf Staff Access
This is a Managerial ASL Interpreter position in an effort to mitigate potential conflicts of interest as the role supports the School Leader through interpretive conversations pertaining to all unions within the Horace Mann School, including BTU members.
The Managerial ASL Interpreter will support the Deaf managerial staff at the Horace Mann School, particularly the principal and assistant principal.
Responsibilities include:
- Serve as primary interpreter for the assistant principal of the Horace Mann School.
- Serve as secondary interpreter for the principal of the Horace Mann School.
- Provide an effective and highly technical interpreting/transliterating services for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing as directed and in a variety of settings, including within school community and at district-level meetings, training, and other events.
- Facilitate accurate communication between Deaf/Hard of Hearing and hearing individuals, taking into consideration the cultural and linguistic differences.
- Engage in continuous development of interpretation skills to best meet a variety of content specific communication needs in diverse settings.
- Possess knowledge and accept the responsibility and adherence to the ethical codes of interpreting and the role of the interpreter, maintaining the utmost confidentiality to ensure sensitive and confidential information remains secure and protected.
- Respond innovatively to communication and accessibility, and research and implement technological advances and evolving best practices to improve accessibility for the Horace Mann administration.
- Translate messages, live speeches, voice recordings and documents into English and/or American Sign Language, with careful attention to providing proper context, meaning, tone and technical wording.
- Perform a variety of interpretation/transliteration services for the Horace Mann and other Deaf/Hard of Hearing staff members, such as back to school night, parent teacher conferences, staff evaluation and disciplinary meetings, professional development activities, Individual Educational Planning (IEP) meetings, Central Office sessions, statewide and district presentations, assessment testing, graduation, restorative circles, telephone conversations, and other staff and/or family meetings as assigned.
These activities/meetings may extend beyond the school day and occur on weekends. - Attend professional development programs to improve skills necessary to support BPS parents/guardians and personnel.
- Participate in team meetings.
- Travel frequently within the local Boston area.
- Translate and edit information from ASL to English and written English to ASL to ensure information is complete and appropriate.
- Engage in other tasks as directed, and based on their personal interests, skills, and professional development goals.
The Managerial ASL Interpreter’s work schedule will mirror that of the assistant principal, generally running from August 16 to June 28 each school year.
We are seeking a highly skilled, energetic, committed, flexible, collaborative individual to join our groundbreaking team. This individual must demonstrate a passion for access for Deaf staff, the mission of the Horace Mann School, the boundless potential of the young people we serve, and the broader work of the Boston Public…
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