Specialist, Education ​/ Teaching, Education Administration

Open:
February 11, 2026

Closes:
February 25, 2026

The Specialist supports the Education Director in the delivery of educational programs and services that promote academic success, school attendance, and student well-being. This position provides direct student support, coordinates and oversees after‑school and summer programming, and collaborates with schools, families, tribal departments, and community partners to enhance educational outcomes for Native American students.

• Assist the Education Director with day‑to‑day Education Department operations and program implementation.
• Support the planning, coordination, and delivery of education programs funded through public and private grants.
• Assist with community events, educational workshops, staff training, and department initiatives.

• Work closely with School staff and students.
• Monitor students’ academic progress, attendance, and behavior.
• Provide tutoring and academic support to Native American students.
• Identify student support needs and communicate concerns through the established chain of command.
• Provide support in identifying, coordinating, and accessing special education services and assessments as needed.

• Coordinate and oversee After School, Summer Education, and Summer Foods Programs.
• Supervise and support students during educational, recreational, and enrichment activities, including field trips.
• Ensure student safety, appropriate behavior, and engagement during all program activities.

• Ensure accurate attendance tracking, documentation, and required data reporting.
• Maintain confidential student records, including eligibility, attendance, and progress documentation, in compliance with confidentiality requirements.
• Assist with reporting requirements for grants and program monitoring.
• This position is a mandated reporter.

• Manage library resources, including inventory, circulation, and literacy programming.
• Support literacy activities and educational resource access for students and families.

• Coordinate with tribal departments, schools, and community partners to support student services.
• Transport students in designated tribal vehicles in accordance with Tribal policies and procedures.

• Knowledge of tribal communities, culture, and traditions.
• Knowledge of student development, academic support strategies, and youth enrichment programs.
• Understanding of confidentiality requirements and student record‑keeping practices.
• Ability to supervise and engage groups of children in structured educational and recreational activities.
• Ability to monitor academic progress and identify student support needs.
• Ability to coordinate multiple programs, tasks, and schedules effectively.
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
• Skill in providing tutoring and instructional support.
• Basic computer skills, including data entry and use of standard office software.
• Ability to manage time effectively and work independently or as part of a team.

• Associate’s degree in education, Human Services, Social Work, or a related field; bachelor’s degree preferred. An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered.
• One (1) year of experience working with children or youth in an educational, after‑school, or community‑based program.
• Experience providing academic support, tutoring, or student supervision.
• Valid Nevada driver’s license and ability to operate Tribal vehicles in accordance with policy.
• Ability to pass required background checks and pre‑employment drug testing.
• CPR/First Aid certification or ability to obtain within a specified timeframe.
• Experience working with Native American/Alaska Native students or communities preferred.
• Must be twenty‑one (21) years of age or older.