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Targeted
Services
Instructor
Job
Description
Position
Title:
Targeted
Services
Instructor
Date:
September
2026-June
2027
Department:
Community
Education
Location :
Varied
FTE:
1-2
hours,
before
and/or
after
school
Accountable
To:
Community
Education
Supervisor,
Targeted
Services
Primary
Objective
of
Position:
The
primary
objective
of
this
position
is
to
provide
targeted,
supplemental
academic
instruction
that
supports
students
who
benefit
from
additional
learning
opportunities
beyond
the
regular
school
day.
Targeted
Services
classes
are
offered
before
or
after
school
at
each
of
our
eight
elementary
schools
and
the
middle
school,
giving
students
smaller
group
settings
where
they
can
strengthen
essential
English
Language
Arts
and
Mathematics
skills.
The
instructor's
role
is
to
help
decrease
proficiency
gaps
by
delivering
engaging,
nontraditional
instruction;
building
positive,
trusting
relationships;
and
creating
a
supportive
learning
environment
where
students
can
grow,
stay
engaged,
and
gain
confidence
in
their
academic
abilities.
Major
Areas
of
Responsibility
Deliver
high-quality,
standards-aligned
instruction
based
on
each
student's
Continued
Learning
Plan
(CLP).
Provide
supplemental
support
in
literacy
and/or
math
using
engaging,
hands-on
student-centered
activities.
Build
strong
relationships
with
students
to
increase
engagement,
motivation,
and
achievement.
Create
a
positive,
inclusive,
and
predictable
classroom
environment.
Collaborate
with
the
Out-of-School
Time
Site
Supervisor,
classroom
teachers,
and
school
staff.
Complete
required
Targeted
Services
documentation
(attendance,
CLPs,
progress
summaries).
Communicate
with
families
as
needed
regarding
schedule
changes,
attendance
concerns,
and
student
progress.
Follow
district
policies
and
Minnesota
Department
of
Education
Targeted
Services
guidelines.
Reports
suspected
child
abuse
as
mandated
by
law.
Maintains
confidentiality
and
data
privacy
Knowledge,
Skills
and
Abilities
Valid
Minnesota
Elementary
Teaching
License
is
preferred,
but
not
required.
Understanding
of
elementary
literacy
and
math
instructional
practices.
Ability
to
adapt
instruction
for
students
who
may
struggle
in
traditional
settings.
Strong
relationship-building,
communication,
and
classroom-management
skills.
Ability
to
create
engaging,
culturally
responsive,
and
supportive
learning
environments.
Performance
Expectations
Deliver
high-quality
instruction
that
aligns
with
each
student's
Continued
Learning
Plan
(CLP)
and
supports
measurable
academic
growth.
Demonstrates
professionalism
and
reliability,
including
consistent
attendance,
punctuality,
and
preparation.
Use
proactive
behavior
strategies
and
trauma-informed
practices
to
support
student
success.
Communicate
clearly
and
respectfully
with
families
and
staff,
maintaining
confidentiality
at
all
times.
Adapt
instruction
as
needed,
using
data,
student
responses,
and
observations
to
adjust
pacing
and
strategies.
Is
able
to
work
flexible
hours
during
the
day,
mornings
and
evenings,
before
or
after
school.