Jobs at Vertex Education

Provides flexible support across a K-8 school by assisting teachers, supervising and reinforcing student learning, covering office and staff breaks, supporting arrival and dismissal, preparing materials, and helping with lunches, recess, drills, assemblies, and field trips. Maintains a safe, positive learning environment and collaborates with school staff, students, families, and administrators. Requires a criminal history background check and, for Texas employees, fingerprint clearance.

Provides temporary or ongoing leadership for assigned school campuses, assessing needs and directing instructional programs, staff performance, student achievement, campus culture, safety, compliance, budgets, facilities, communications, and daily operations. The role supervises and develops staff, manages improvement plans, supports families and communities, ensures regulatory compliance, and leads campuses through vacancies, transitions, growth, or periods of heightened need.

Provide and oversee English Learner (EL) instruction K-8: deliver pull-out and tutoring sessions, train teachers on AZELLA and EL best practices, track progress, perform diagnostic testing, participate on data and MTSS teams, and support EL program implementation and reporting.

Oversee and coordinate a before- and after-school childcare program, including daily activities, schedules, staffing, attendance, student safety, supplies, communications, discipline, and family services. Train and support staff, maintain student records and emergency information, monitor staff-to-student ratios, implement program policies, and collaborate with campus administrators. The role also includes summer camp work, occasional campus travel, and compliance with background-check and fingerprint-clearance requirements.

Provide administrative and classroom support to teachers and students, supervise students during drills, recess, lunch, assemblies and field trips, assist with drop-off/pick-up operations, prepare materials and copies, support small-group instruction, maintain confidentiality, and perform other duties as assigned to ensure smooth school operations.

Supervise and support K–8 students in before- and after-school programs. Prepare and lead scheduled activities, monitor safety and behavior, assist with homework and meals, maintain clean activity areas, report incidents, and collaborate with school staff. The role requires frequent standing, walking, outdoor supervision, and lifting up to 40 pounds. Travel between campuses may be required for training.

The Dean of Students oversees student discipline, behavior management, attendance support, parent communication, and student assistance programs. The role supports teacher onboarding, classroom observations, professional development, tutoring operations, 504 plan implementation, McKinney-Vento services, and Title IX compliance investigations and training. The Dean supervises staff, maintains records, collaborates with families and community organizations, and helps ensure a safe, equitable learning environment.

Supervise and support K–8 students in an after-school program by organizing activities, monitoring safety and behavior, assisting with homework, overseeing meals and outdoor play, maintaining clean activity areas, and reporting incidents. The aide collaborates with school staff, follows established schedules, and helps create a welcoming, engaging environment. The role requires frequent standing, walking, outdoor work, and occasional lifting, with travel between campuses for training.

Provides remote psycho-educational evaluations, virtual observations, counseling, behavioral support, crisis intervention, and consultation for K-8 students. Leads multidisciplinary evaluation, IEP, and MTSS meetings; prepares compliant reports and documentation; supports interventions and progress monitoring; and collaborates with educators, families, and administrators. Ensures adherence to IDEA, FERPA, HIPAA, state regulations, licensure requirements, and tele-practice standards. Occasional in-person professional development or campus travel may be required.

Provides remote psycho-educational evaluations, virtual observations, counseling, behavioral support, crisis intervention, and consultation for K-8 students. Leads multidisciplinary evaluation, IEP, and MTSS meetings; develops reports and intervention recommendations; supports threat assessments and safety planning; and maintains compliant documentation. Services must follow IDEA, FERPA, HIPAA, state regulations, professional ethics, and tele-practice standards. Requires active state-specific school psychologist licensure and residence in Arizona, Nevada, Texas, or South Carolina.

Assists with school administration, instructional oversight, staff hiring and evaluation, student discipline, testing coordination, attendance, emergency planning, special education meetings, athletics, community education programs, and English learner services. Supervises teaching and support staff, develops schedules, communicates with families, manages compliance activities, and supports junior high operations. Requires a master’s degree in education, progress toward administrative certification, background clearance, and occasional local and in-state travel.

Oversees campus preschool, childcare, enrichment, and after-school programs. Manages enrollment, staffing, schedules, curriculum implementation, licensing, safety compliance, supplies, meals, discipline, and parent communication. Supervises, trains, evaluates, hires, and dismisses preschool staff while ensuring required student records and emergency procedures are maintained. Coordinates with school administrators to address staff, student, and program concerns.

Teach and supervise students across multiple subjects and classrooms as a permanent substitute teacher. Responsibilities include creating a safe, engaging learning environment, delivering curriculum through direct instruction, supporting individual learning needs, evaluating academic progress, promoting positive behavior, communicating with parents and guardians, and collaborating with school staff. The role may require participation in events outside normal hours, light physical activity, and travel between campuses.

Provides direct professional nursing care to students, including first aid, medication administration, emergency response, chronic illness management, health screenings, infection control, and development of Individual Healthcare Plans. Maintains health documentation, participates in IEP and Section 504 teams, supervises delegated health tasks, and coordinates with families, school staff, healthcare providers, and community agencies.

Supports teachers, students, and school staff with daily campus activities. Supervises students during drills, assemblies, recess, lunch, field trips, and arrival or dismissal. Helps distribute materials, use educational computer programs, reinforce teacher-led learning, identify student needs, communicate concerns, and maintain student confidentiality and a safe learning environment.

Provide clerical and classroom support to teachers and staff; supervise students during drills, lunch, assemblies, recess and field trips; assist with drop-off/pick-up procedures; help students with educational programs and small-group reinforcement; perform routine office tasks and other duties as assigned; maintain confidentiality and professional conduct; pass background checks and meet physical requirements.

Provide classroom and administrative support under the principal/teacher supervision: assist with clerical tasks, supervise students during drills, recess, lunch and field trips, help with drop-off/pick-up, reinforce lessons in small groups, assist with educational computer programs, and perform other non-professional duties as assigned.

Supervise and support K–8 students in a structured before/after-school program: prepare and run scheduled activities, ensure student safety and positive behavior, assist with homework, monitor meals and outdoor play, report incidents, maintain cleanliness, and collaborate with staff.

Supervise and support K–8 students in before- and after-school programs: prepare and run activities, ensure student safety and positive behavior, assist with homework, oversee meals and outdoor play, maintain clean activity areas, and report incidents to program administrators.

Provide classroom and campus support in a K-8 setting: supervise students, assist teachers with grading and materials, cover office duties, support driveline, lunch/recess, emergency drills, and small-group instruction.