Director of Title Services

Position Overview

Brienza’s Academic Advantage seeks a strategic and results-driven Associate Director of Title I Services to provide high-level leadership, oversight, and execution of Title I programs across multiple school sites. This role is responsible for ensuring program fidelity, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement through data-driven decision-making and strong cross-functional collaboration. The Associate Director will serve as a key liaison between organizational leadership, school administrators, and external stakeholders.

• Master’s Degree in Education or a related field
• Minimum of 8 years of classroom teaching and/or instructional coaching experience
• At least 3 years in an educational leadership role strongly preferred
• School Building Leader (SBL) or School District Leader (SDL) certification preferred
• Must not have been employed by the Department of Education within the past 13 months
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
• Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft platforms (Teams, Outlook, Excel)

• Serve as a key advisor to the Chief Academic Officer (CAO), providing timely, strategic written updates and insights
• Co‑develop and align meeting agendas with organizational priorities in collaboration with the CAO
• Lead and participate in executive-level debriefs to drive continuous program improvement
• Cultivate and sustain strong, culturally responsive relationships with school leaders and principals across diverse communities

• Lead weekly supervisory team meetings focused on performance monitoring, accountability, and program outcomes
• Design and facilitate monthly in‑person leadership meetings
• Develop and deliver high‑impact professional development aligned to current educational research, trends, and best practices

• Oversee and support all monitoring visits conducted by the Office of Non‑Public and Charter Schools (ONPCS)
• Represent the organization in recurring ONPCS engagements and ensure alignment with regulatory expectations
• Ensure full compliance with all Title I requirements through proactive oversight and collaboration with internal leadership
• Oversee and ensure fiscal and budgetary planning, compliance, and reporting in partnership with the Title I Director of Finance and Chief Financial Officer
• Monitor and support school‑level allocation spending, ensuring adherence to timelines, funding guidelines, and Title I requirements

• Direct the implementation and oversight of Title I assessment cycles in partnership with testing coordinators
• Lead and support data analysis and formal presentations to inform strategic planning and instructional improvement

• Provide strategic support for the Title I Summer Program in coordination with the Summer Program leadership
• Partner closely with internal leadership teams to ensure seamless execution and continuous enhancement of Title I services