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Salary Range: $72,000.00 - $102,500.00 Introduction iRobot's User Test team mission is to de-risk ... Minimum 3 years of experience as project coordinator of field testing (Alpha, Beta, etc.). * Proven ...

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Lead customer experience research and execute user testing of current and future designs, collect ... Experience coordinating between users, product manager and developers to make the ideal interface a ...

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Point of Care Testing Coordinator

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$16.50 - $22.25/hr

Ensure that POC testing meets all regulatory requirements and design an organized, well-documented program providing assistance to all POC testing user sites. * Compile all data into a monthly report ...

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School Testing Coordinator

Norfolk, VA • On-site

Southeastern Cooperative Educational Programs
Education Programs Administration • 201 - 500 employees

$63K - $98K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago


Job description

Certified - Position - Other, please specify
Job Number 3700253310
Start Date
Open Date 05/20/2025
Closing Date
The position is responsible for providing, guidance and expertise in the monitoring and implementation of the division's state and local testing programs (including Standards of Learning (SOL), Virginia Alternative Assessment Program, Student Growth Assessment, ACT WorkKeys Business Writing and Workplace Documents assessments, Local Performance Assessments and Local Alternative Assessments). Position responsibilities include the training of school test coordinators and other school staff, distributing and collecting test materials, analyzing test results, and presenting information to various stakeholder groups.
• Assists with the supervision and administration of the division-wide assessment program.
• Coordinates the preparation of SOL testing with test coordinators at the school level.
• Assists with planning and conducting the monthly School Test Coordinators' meetings.
• Serves as a resource to the school's administrative staff regarding assessment plan implementation.
• Coordinates ordering, distribution, inventory, collection, and scoring of testing materials.
• Acts as liaison between school testing coordinators, school administrators, and the central administration on assessment matters.
• Provides leadership in the development, implementation, and revision of assessment guidance documents.
• Maintain records of students using substitute test SOL-verified credits.
• Track student SOL failures and test retakes for the SOL assessments and alternate assessments.
• Prepares necessary statistics and reports related to state-mandated assessments.
• Remains current with research in educational testing and applicable laws.
• Attends professional development opportunities related to state-mandated testing provided by the state. Upon assignment, supervises the work of technical staff assigned to projects.
• Submits testing irregularities online.
• Assist in updating and maintaining the department website and organizing resources for all stakeholders.
• Stays abreast of the most current research in assessment to evaluate the division's testing program on a continuing basis and recommend changes as necessary.
• Ensures compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
• Ensures the maintenance of complete and accurate historical files on testing results.
• Model's nondiscriminatory practices in all activities.
Reports To SECEP Principal
Job Posting Link www.secep.net
Salary Range: From/To
In the range of $63,300 - $98,800
Additional Job Information
Bachelor's required, (Master's degree preferred) from an accredited college or university. Must hold or be eligible to obtain a Virginia Teaching License, Virginia Postgraduate Professional License in administration and supervision preferred with a minimum of three years of successful classroom experience. Knowledge of the logistics of state-mandated testing rules and guidelines, and skill set of a school test coordinator, preferred; Knowledge of technology to include, but not limited to the use of Internet, Microsoft Office Suite, Synergy, Pearson, and other related applications; Ability to quickly analyze and solve user testing related problems; Must possess a demonstrated ability to consult with others in the development of local tests; analyze, interpret, and present student testing results. Must possess excellent organizational, analytical, supervisory, and communication skills. Must possess the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with students and staff, be open to new ideas, demonstrate adaptability, and the flexibility to work through challenging issues.