Jobs at Alabaster City Schools

Provide targeted, small-group literacy interventions for struggling readers, especially those with dyslexia. Monitor and evaluate progress, maintain records, collaborate with teachers, assist with screening and testing, and support family communication. Maintain professional development in structured literacy and program fidelity.

Provide intensive, targeted dyslexia-specific and multisensory reading interventions for K-3 students, participate in screening and progress monitoring, develop Student Reading Improvement Plans, collaborate with teachers and literacy specialists, complete required MSLE/CALT training, and support summer reading camp and program fidelity checks.

Provide targeted, small-group math interventions for students with math deficiencies, monitor progress, maintain records, screen for dyscalculia, collaborate on improvement plans, assist with testing, and support teachers, students, and parents.

Provide intensive, targeted small-group literacy intervention for students with reading deficiencies, especially dyslexia. Collaborate on reading plans, prepare and deliver systematic instruction, monitor and evaluate progress, maintain records, assist with screening and testing, and support teachers, parents, and school programs.

Assist in school food service operations by preparing and serving meals, maintaining sanitation and equipment, storing and disposing of food, communicating with stakeholders, participating in cross-training, and following district policies and schedules.

Provide direct and indirect nursing services to students under RN supervision, develop and implement individualized health care plans, administer medications and specialized procedures, perform screenings and first aid, document nursing activities, manage communicable disease protocols, serve as liaison with families and providers, support health education and maintain FERPA/HIPAA confidentiality.

Support the principal in leading and evaluating instructional programs, implementing policies, managing personnel and resources, budgeting and scheduling, ensuring appropriate student placement and a safe learning environment, supervising and evaluating staff, and promoting professional growth and school mission communication.

Manage school financial records, record transactions, reconcile bank statements, prepare financial reports, track fixed assets, supervise clerical staff, provide secretarial support to the principal, and ensure compliance with board policies.

Provide targeted, small-group math interventions for students with math deficiencies (including dyscalculia). Collaborate on improvement plans, prepare and deliver explicit instruction, monitor and document progress, assist with screening and testing, serve as a resource, and communicate with teachers, students, and parents to accelerate student math skills.

Provide intensive, targeted, multisensory reading instruction for K-3 students, prioritize grades 2-3. Administer screeners and diagnostics, develop Student Reading Improvement Plans, monitor progress in Unified Insight, collaborate with teachers and literacy specialists, participate in CALT/MSLE training (including in-state travel), and support summer reading camp.

Manage school cafeteria operations: supervise kitchen staff, ensure food safety and HACCP compliance, maintain inventories and records, order supplies, prepare and serve menus per standards, evaluate employees, and liaise with administration and students on nutrition matters.

Oversee school financial operations: supervise clerical staff, maintain accounting records, record transactions, reconcile bank statements, prepare financial reports, track fixed assets, provide secretarial support, and ensure confidentiality and policy compliance.

Provide intervention support to at-risk students by assisting teachers with instruction, testing, record-keeping, basic student needs, safety, and professional development. Work under the principal's direction, collaborate with staff, parents, and community, and may be reassigned to different schools. 187-day contract.

Manage school food service operations: supervise kitchen staff, ensure safety/cleanliness (HACCP), verify and record food shipments and inventory, plan/prepare menus using standardized recipes, maintain production records, order supplies, evaluate employees, and ensure compliance with federal/state Child Nutrition Program guidelines.

Assist the principal in leading the school by supporting instructional planning and evaluation, implementing laws and policies, managing personnel and resources, assisting with budgeting and scheduling, supervising and evaluating staff, ensuring appropriate student placement and a safe learning environment, and promoting professional growth and communication with the community.

Provide direct and indirect nursing services under RN supervision for school-age students, including medication administration, specialized procedures (gastrostomy, catheterization, tracheotomy care, injectable medications), first aid, screenings, documentation, individualized healthcare plans, communicable disease control, health education support, and serving as a liaison between school, families, and providers.

Assist in school food service by preparing and serving meals safely, maintaining sanitation, cleaning equipment and storerooms, managing food storage and disposal, communicating with staff and public, supporting cross-training, and performing other duties as assigned to comply with regulations.

Provide classroom intervention support under the principal and assigned teachers: work with individuals and groups, assist with testing, keep records, support student safety and basic needs, plan with teachers, attend professional development, maintain confidentiality and follow board policies. 187-day contract.

Manage school financial records and transactions, prepare reports and bank reconciliations, supervise clerical staff, assist the principal with business/secretarial tasks, maintain confidentiality and fixed asset records, and ensure compliance with district policies.

Provide targeted, small-group math interventions for students with mathematics deficiencies (including dyscalculia). Collaborate on improvement plans, deliver explicit instruction, monitor and record progress, assist with screening and testing, support teachers and families, and maintain professional relationships. Perform related duties as assigned during the nine-month school term.