AmeriCorps K-8 Assistant Site Coordinator

About Martha O’Bryan Center

Martha O’Bryan Center is an anti-poverty non-profit organization located in East Nashville. With longstanding history and deep community roots, Martha O’Bryan Center (MOBC) operates programs supporting education goals for learners of all ages, empowers youth and adults in their careers, and provides stability and support services for families. You can learn more about MOBC here.

Job Description

The MOBC youth development program for elementary and middle school students is designed to support the whole child—academically, socially, and emotionally. In addition to this support, students develop their interests and passion through the arts, recreation, and experiential learning opportunities in Nashville and beyond.

AmeriCorps

The Martha O’Bryan Center (MOBC) empowers children, youth, and adults in poverty, to transform their lives through work, education, employment, and fellowship. The Center cannot service the community alone, so we partner with organizations like AmeriCorps, to fulfill our mission.

AmeriCorps members serve 1700 hours over the course of 11 months with Martha O'Bryan Center, gaining hands-on experience working with families, youth, and community members. The crucial components of the MOBC—AmeriCorps years of service program allow you to build your community and professional skills, thereby propelling you towards the next steps in your career and life.

Check out Martha O’Bryan—AmeriCorps website here! You can read about the federal AmeriCorps program here.

Hours: 9 am – 6 pm or 10 am – 7 pm (depending on site)

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Assist K-8 Leadership Team in curriculum creation, organization, and implementation

• Coordinate with Site Coordinator on student recruitment and engagement strategies

• Build relationships with a small cohort of students

• Provide hands-on academic assistance to students daily

• Provide complementary homework help and foundational support daily

• Help each student achieve success by encouraging students to reach individual goals

• Provide enrichment activities for students based on member’s individual gifts and talents

• Plan and execute quarterly parent meetings

• Sustain effective partnerships with community organizations

• Assist Site Coordinators in preparation for upcoming week’s programming

• Create enrichment lesson plans for activities

• Utilize programming information to check attendance and communicate with parents

• Inventory and organize program materials

• Assist with childcare during parent events

• Employ databases to assist programming and grant reporting (NAZA, LEAPS, 21st CCLC, ELAP, SalesForce)