Accelerated Instruction Educator

Accelerated Instruction Educator Liberal USD 480 Liberal High School - Liberal, Kansas Open in Google Maps

Job
Final date to receive applications:
Posted until filled
Posted:
Jul 16, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date:
Immediately

The Accelerated Instruction Educator provides targeted academic intervention, progress monitoring, and student success coaching for students identified as academically at risk, credit deficient, chronically absent, or in need of additional support to remain on track for graduation. As an integral member of the school's Multi‑Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), this position collaborates with teachers, counselors, administrators, families, and support staff to develop individualized intervention plans that accelerate learning, improve course completion, and increase student achievement.

The Accelerated Instruction Educator serves as an advocate for student success by helping students develop executive functioning skills, strengthen academic habits, and overcome barriers that impact learning.

• Provide targeted academic intervention for students identified through academic, attendance, behavioral, or graduation risk data.
• Facilitate structured Accelerated Instruction periods focused on assignment completion, academic recovery, intervention, and skill development.
• Monitor student progress toward course completion, credit attainment, graduation requirements, and intervention goals.
• Provide individualized academic coaching, study skills instruction, and organizational support.
• Assist students in developing executive functioning skills, including time management, goal setting, organization, and self‑advocacy.
• Support students in recovering missing assignments and improving academic performance.

• Utilize student data to identify students in need of additional intervention and monitor ongoing progress.
• Maintain accurate records of student interventions, progress, attendance, and academic outcomes.
• Assist with MTSS documentation and progress monitoring.
• Analyze student performance data to adjust intervention strategies and recommend additional supports.

• Collaborate with teachers, counselors, administrators, intervention teams, and support staff to coordinate student success plans.
• Communicate regularly with families regarding student progress, attendance, and intervention strategies.
• Participate in MTSS meetings, intervention teams, Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), and student support meetings.
• Connect students and families with district and community resources when appropriate.

• Foster positive relationships with students while encouraging responsibility, resilience, and academic perseverance.
• Support school‑wide initiatives focused on attendance, graduation readiness, and academic achievement.
• Assist with credit recovery, intervention programs, and student success initiatives.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

• Provide individualized and small‑group academic intervention.
• Monitor student progress toward academic and graduation goals.
• Facilitate intervention sessions focused on skill development and assignment completion.
• Support implementation of MTSS intervention plans.
• Collaborate with teachers to provide instructional support and monitor student achievement.
• Encourage student engagement, accountability, and positive academic habits.

• Analyze academic and intervention data.
• Prepare intervention materials and student support plans.
• Collaborate with staff to review student progress and develop intervention strategies.
• Complete documentation and required reports.
• Participate in planning for school improvement and student success initiatives.

• Participate in district and building professional development.
• Attend MTSS, PLC, intervention, and student support meetings.
• Maintain current knowledge of evidence‑based intervention strategies and best practices.
• Collaborate with administrators, teachers,…