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Instructional Coach

The Academies of Oklahoma

Seminole, OK

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Job description

Position Overview

The Instructional Coach at The Academy of Seminole plays a critical role in improving the quality of instruction across classrooms. This position is responsible for partnering with teachers to strengthen standards-aligned instruction, increase student engagement, and drive measurable student outcomes.

The coach will support teachers through coaching cycles, modeling, co-planning, and feedback aligned to the Academies’ instructional priorities. This role requires a strong instructional leader who can build relationships while maintaining a clear focus on rigor, alignment, and results.


Key Responsibilities

Instructional Coaching & Support

  • Lead and implement coaching cycles focused on standards alignment, task quality, and student outcomes
  • Conduct classroom observations and provide timely, actionable feedback
  • Model high-quality instruction and co-teach lessons when needed
  • Support teachers in planning lessons aligned to Spartan Prime Standards and grade-level expectations
  • Help teachers define, model, and use clear exemplars of mastery in instruction

Planning & Professional Learning

  • Facilitate Core Conversations (PLCs) focused on student work, data, and instructional planning
  • Support teachers in unpacking standards and designing rigorous, aligned tasks
  • Provide professional development aligned to district priorities (e.g., literacy, math, engagement strategies)
  • Assist in onboarding and supporting new teachers

Data & Instructional Improvement

  • Analyze student data (e.g., NWEA MAP, classroom assessments) to identify trends and instructional needs
  • Support teachers in using data to adjust instruction and monitor student progress
  • Partner with school leadership to identify school-wide instructional priorities

Student Support & Intervention

  • Provide targeted small-group instruction and/or push-in support during FLEX/WIN time, particularly in reading and/or math
  • Support intervention planning aligned to Tier 1 instruction (not replacing core instruction)

Collaboration & Leadership

  • Partner closely with the Head of School and CAO to ensure alignment to district instructional vision
  • Contribute to the District Instructional Leadership Team (DILT)
  • Support a positive, collaborative, and growth-oriented staff culture
Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred
  • Valid Oklahoma teaching certification
  • Minimum of 3–5 years of successful classroom teaching experience
  • Demonstrated success in improving student achievement
  • Deep understanding of standards-based instruction and effective instructional practices
  • Strong knowledge of literacy and/or math instruction (Science of Reading knowledge preferred for elementary roles)
  • Experience with coaching, mentoring, or leading adults preferred
Core Competencies
  • Strong instructional expertise and content knowledge
  • Ability to give clear, direct, and actionable feedback
  • Skill in building relationships while maintaining high expectations
  • Data-driven decision-making
  • Excellent communication and facilitation skills
  • Commitment to continuous improvement and reflective practice
Why Join The Academies of Oklahoma?

At The Academies of Oklahoma, we believe every student deserves access to a high-quality education that prepares them for college, career, and life. Instructional coaches are essential to making that vision a reality by ensuring strong, consistent instruction in every classroom.