Regional EdTech Coordinator; Chicagoland

Regional Educational Technology Coordinator (RETC)

Location:

Chicagoland | Type: 225 Contractual Days | Salary: $73,000–$88,000 | Retirement: TRS

• Position Type:
  Non Licensed:
  Technology
• Date Posted: 6/10/2026
• Date Available:
  
  08/03/2026
• Closing Date: 06/26/2026
• District:
  Regional Office of Education #9
• Serves Cook, DuPage, Kane, and Lake counties

The Learning Technology Center (LTC) is a program of the Illinois State Board of Education and serves as the state's primary source of technology support for K-12 schools. Since 1995, we have helped schools and educators address their most pressing digital learning challenges through expert guidance, professional development, and technical assistance. Our work is grounded in a commitment to ensuring every student in Illinois has access to high-quality digital learning experiences.

The Learning Technology Center (LTC) is seeking a Regional Educational Technology Coordinator to support school districts across the Chicagoland area through strategic edtech leadership, consulting, professional learning, and district support. This role works directly with educators, technology leaders, and administrators to help districts navigate digital learning, instructional technology, AI integration, technology planning, and educational innovation.

At the LTC, our mission is to serve Illinois schools through technology support, professional learning, consulting, and collaborative services that help educators create impactful learning opportunities for students. We are looking for someone who is deeply committed to that mission and driven by a genuine desire to help educators, schools, and districts succeed.

Position serves Cook, DuPage, Kane, and Lake counties.

This is an opportunity to join a statewide organization that values relationships, collaboration, innovation, and practical support for schools. The ideal candidate is a relationship-driven leader who is passionate about serving educators, facilitating impactful professional learning, solving real challenges for districts, and helping schools make thoughtful and effective use of technology.

If you are collaborative, service-oriented, forward-thinking, and excited about supporting the future of teaching and learning in Illinois schools, we encourage you to apply.