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The Academic Support Specialist will develop lesson plans, build relationships with students, staff, and parents, and support school leadership, curriculum teams, and state members through training, coaching, mentoring, and professional development. The role also manages curriculum maps and assessments, instructional resources, data-driven instruction, academic plans, charter applications, and special projects. It requires a master's degree in Educational Leadership or Curriculum & Instruction preferred, 2–5 years of related experience or training, proficiency with Microsoft Office and educational technology, and the ability to travel throughout Florida for a 12-month position.
