Educational Support Specialist - Santa Rita
Listed on 2026-06-26
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Education / Teaching
Child Development/Support, After School
Job Overview
Company: Right At School, a leading for‑profit education enrichment company offering children before and after‑school programs nationwide.
Compensation: $29 - $33.5 per hour (based on prior experience, education, and credentials).
Work Model: Part‑Time On‑Site (30 hours per week).
FLSA Status: Hourly, non‑exempt.
Number Supervised: 0.
Position Summary: This role supports students by partnering with the curriculum, compliance, and field leadership teams to implement and maintain a quality, compliant, safe, and inclusive learning environment. You will create a positive, safe, and inclusive learning environment where all students can thrive while ensuring program adherence to best practices and regulatory guidelines.
ResponsibilitiesInstructional Staff and Team Development:
- Implement individualized and small‑group instruction, lesson plans, and instructional activities while reinforcing lessons to help students master concepts.
- Adapt materials to meet the diverse needs of students and support those with special needs by implementing accommodations and modifications outlined in their IEPs, 504 plans, or ELL plans.
- Foster positive relationships with students, encouraging participation and independence by promoting positive behavior and self‑regulation skills.
- Provide direction and behavioral support to students and educators, implementing behavior management plans and strategies.
- Perform personal care tasks as needed and directed to assist students.
- Ensure adherence to all relevant company, licensing, and district‑specific processes, policies, and expectations.
- Maintain safety and cleanliness standards within program environments.
- Apply curriculum, behavioral management strategies, and child development best practices.
- Monitor and supervise students in various settings to ensure safety and well‑being while implementing inclusion practices and protocols.
- Collect student progress and behavior data and provide feedback to program and area managers.
- Collaborate with the Area Manager and Impact Team to identify students with unique needs and stay informed about updated inclusion practices and protocols.
- CA Specific:
Adhere to ELO‑P/ASES and Heritage licensing guidelines related to program quality and student support/outcomes.
Program Quality and Continuous Improvement:
- Support the implementation of quality assurance and safety protocols across programs.
- Conduct regular safety and program quality assessments of all program activities.
- Review and update safety procedures, emergency plans, and protocols regularly.
- Coordinate with program managers to identify areas for improvement and support the creation and implementation of improvement plans.
- Actively collaborate with the Impact Team to create and implement actionable plans for field operations effectiveness.
- Work closely with the Area Manager to implement district‑specific goals and initiatives.
- CA Specific:
Review results of program quality assessments (PQA) with the Area Manager and support the implementation of improvement strategies. - Other duties as assigned.
- A Bachelor's degree in education, child development, social work, or a related field is preferred, though equivalent experience may be considered.
- Three (3) or more years of proven experience in youth development, after‑school programming, or a related field.
- Familiarity with conducting assessments, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing corrective actions.
- Strong understanding of program implementation, quality assurance, and best practices in youth education.
- Knowledge of safety protocols, licensing regulations, and educational standards, with specific familiarity with California's ELOP/ASES guidelines and Heritage licensing requirements being highly desirable for CA‑based roles.
- Demonstrated ability to model, mentor, and train staff effectively.
- Familiarity with behavior management techniques and child development principles.
- Experience supporting inclusive environments for students with diverse needs.
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills.
- Strong organizational and problem‑solving skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities.
- Strong change…
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