Lead Instructor​/Assistant Youth Prosperity Coordinator

About The Role

The Lead Instructor & Assistant Youth Prosperity Coordinator supports the Youth Prosperity Program and the Academy by leading academic instruction and assisting with program implementation. This is a part‑time role for 20 to 25 hours per week. This role focuses on helping students improve academic performance, strengthen ACT readiness, and build the skills necessary for college, vocational training, and employment. The Lead Instructor works closely with the Youth Prosperity Coordinator to ensure students receive both strong academic preparation and meaningful mentorship.

• 401(k)
• Competitive salary
• Free uniforms

• Lead classroom instruction for Academy participants.
• Facilitate ACT preparation sessions and academic skill development.
• Support students in strengthening reading, writing, math, and critical thinking skills.
• Provide individualized academic support and encouragement to help students succeed.
• Monitor student progress and help students set academic and career goals.

• Implement the Academy curriculum developed by the Youth Prosperity Coordinator.
• Prepare lesson plans and instructional materials.
• Support structured academic programming designed to improve ACT performance.
• Track student academic progress and assessment results.

• Provide leadership and oversight for the Academy academic program.
• Supervise and support the Lead Instructor and teaching staff.
• Ensure ACT preparation curriculum and instruction are effectively implemented.
• Oversee testing schedules, program data collection, and student progress tracking.
• Ensure classrooms, materials, and learning environments meet student needs.
• Coordinate with the Center of Workforce Development to support employment education and readiness.

• Build supportive, mentoring relationships with youth participants.
• Encourage student confidence, motivation, and personal growth.
• Support students in developing life skills, responsibility, and leadership.
• Assist with social‑emotional development activities and group discussions.

• Assist with coordination of program sessions and activities.
• Help supervise field trips, guest speakers, and experiential learning opportunities.
• Support recruitment events and program orientations.
• Assist with preparation for summer internships and career exploration experiences.

• Track student attendance and academic progress.
• Maintain instructional records and program documentation.
• Assist the Youth Prosperity Coordinator with program data collection and reporting.

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, English, Mathematics, Youth Development, Social Sciences, or related field preferred.
• Experience teaching, tutoring, or mentoring middle or high school students.
• Experience with ACT preparation or standardized test support preferred.
• Experience working with youth in under‑resourced communities strongly preferred.
• Ability to travel locally when needed.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and basic data systems.
• Passion for youth development and education.
• Ability to build trusting relationships with young people.
• Strong communication and mentoring skills.
• Personal integrity and respect for Catholic values.
• Commitment to serving those most in need.