What are the responsibilities and job description for the Summer Learning Site Supervisor - CPS/FKO Summer Program (Internal Only) (Summer 2025) position at Extended Learning Program?
Title: Summer Learning Site Supervisor - CPS/FKO Summer Program (Internal Only) (Summer 2025)
- This posting has two programs to oversee:
- 1st-4th Grade
- 5th & 6th Grade
General Duties:
The CPS/FKO Summer Program Summer Site Supervisor responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Collaborating with FKO on planning our collaborative summer program
- Planning and collaborating with administration and staff for all aspects related to the creation and implementation of a summer remote learning program
- Taking part in the hiring process
- Communication/collaboration with applicable staff and stakeholders including but not limited to nursing, technology, payroll, custodial staff, etc
- Oversight of student recruitment and family outreach
- Oversight of all staff to ensure requirements are met
- Scheduling and logistics
- Supporting summer staff with planning and operations, day to day issues, and overseeing the tracking and collection of student data (participation, attendance, achievement)
- Grant requirement compliance if applicable
Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be current administrator or teacher in the grades listed above who is passionate about leading this work.
Compensation: $6000 Stipend
Dates/Time: Summer school work and planning includes, but is not limited to, the summer school schedule which is:
Summer School will run from June 30th-July 24th. Supervisors days will be 7:45:00AM-12:30PM
- Week 1 - Monday June 30th - Thursday July 3rd (4 Day week)
- Week 2 - Monday July 7th - Thursday July 10th (4 Day week)
- Week 3 - Monday July 14th -Thursday July 17th (4 Day Week)
- Week 4 - Monday July 21st- Thursday July 24th (4 Day Week)
Application: Upload a letter of interest to the "documents" section of your application in TalentEd.
Reports To: Alec Lapan, Coordinator of Extended Learning
Equal Opportunity Employer:
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