Pearson · 4 hours ago

Texas Principal Scoring Assistant

San Antonio, TX

Full-time

Remote

Mid, Senior Level, Lead/Staff

$17.50/hr - $17.50/hr

3+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Scoring the Texas Educator Certification Examinations provides educators with a unique opportunity to network with peers, support their profession, and stay up-to-date with current practices and content.

Scorers are provided with the opportunity to learn a process for evaluating responses to performance assignments, effectively and fairly.

Scorers are provided with a thorough orientation to the methodology of how to score responses and gain valuable assessment skills in the process.

In addition, Pearson is currently working with the Texas Education Agency on the redevelopment of several content fields. Scorers who are interested and experienced in these fields may be able to assist with this process.

All scoring is done during the day remotely via Teams. Scoring sessions are conducted throughout the year and scorers are scheduled based on their availability.

Qualification

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State teacher certificationExperience as a principalExperience as a superintendentK–12 school principal certificationMaster's degreeEPP faculty memberAssessment skillsRemote scoring via TeamsNetworking with peersSupport profession

Required

Have at least three years of experience as a principal, vice principal, assistant principal, director, superintendent, assistant superintendent, or other district administrator role in the state of Texas.

Have worked as a principal, vice principal, assistant principal, director, superintendent, assistant superintendent, or other district administrator within the last three years in the state of Texas.

Reside in the State of Texas.

Hold a master’s degree.

Hold a valid and current certificate or license as a K–12 school principal or equivalent (e.g., principal, mid-management).

Be an EPP faculty member of a program, approved by the state of Texas, that offers Principal as Instructional Leader program(s).

Be a school administrator who has retired within the last three years and who held a certificate or license for that position.