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New Classrooms · 1 month ago

Manager of Implementation Success

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid Level

$70K/yr - $73K/yr

4+ years exp

New Classrooms is a national non-profit organization focused on reimagining math education for all students. As the Manager of Implementation Success, you will help educators use data to drive meaningful outcomes for students by collaborating with schools and districts and providing support for effective implementation strategies.

EdTechEducationInformation TechnologyMarket ResearchNon ProfitSoftware Engineering

Hiring Manager

Saba A.

Responsibilities

Prepare and share data reports and visual presentations that highlight engagement, usage, and impact across schools, districts, and support team members in their work with partners

Translate complex data into clear insights and actionable recommendations for educators and leaders

Collaborate with internal data and product teams to ensure accuracy and consistency of reporting

Maintain templates, dashboards, and processes that make data reporting efficient and meaningful for the Program Success team

Serve as a trusted partner to schools and districts — helping them understand their data and strengthen implementation strategies

Participate in partner meetings, data reviews, and check-ins to share insights and gather feedback

Support program onboarding and rollout for new partners, ensuring smooth adoption by teachers and administrators

Elevate stories and examples of strong implementation to share with the broader team and partner network

Provide hands-on support to key accounts, including schools and districts in the Miami region

Partner with educators and leaders to ensure seamless program operations — from rostering and setup to ongoing technical and instructional support

Conduct school visits, classroom co-observations, and coaching sessions in collaboration with instructional and professional learning teams to strengthen implementation quality and educator capacity

Gather on-the-ground feedback to inform continuous improvement of our tools, supports, and data reporting

Serve as a bridge between partners and internal teams to troubleshoot issues, surface needs, and ensure a high-quality user experience

Lead and coordinate special projects that advance the Program Success team’s goals — such as new reporting tools, data storytelling initiatives, or process improvements

Collaborate with colleagues across teams (Insights & Analytics, Education Solutions, Product) to ensure a cohesive and high-quality partner experience

Track project timelines and deliverables, keeping communication clear and progress steady

Qualification

Data LiteracyK-12 Education ExperienceProject ManagementGoogle WorkspaceData VisualizationInfluenceConceptual AbilityBilingual (English/Spanish)Written CommunicationVerbal Communication

Required

4+ years of experience in K–12 education, edtech, or a related field

Experience working in schools — ideally as a teacher, instructional coach, or school/district support role

Strong ability to analyze, interpret, and communicate data in ways that are accessible and relevant to educators

Excellent project management skills and attention to detail; comfortable juggling multiple priorities

Clear and engaging communicator who can build and maintain relationships with diverse partners

Proficiency with Google Workspace, spreadsheets (Excel & Sheets), and presentation tools; experience with data visualization platforms (e.g., QuickSight, Tableau, Looker, Google Data Studio) is a plus

Deep commitment to equity, access, and supporting educators in improving student outcomes with a focus on growth for every learner

Experience in a partner-facing implementation, customer success, or data coaching role

Comfort facilitating data conversations with teachers or administrators

Willing to travel frequently (20-30%) with access to a major metropolitan airport

Preferred

Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred

Benefits

Rich medical, dental, and vision insurance

41 paid days off per year (prorated for the period in which you work)

Paid parental leave

A professional development budget

A quarterly cell phone subsidy

Company

New Classrooms

About New Classrooms New Classrooms is a nonprofit organization that leverages classroom design, teacher talent, and technology to enable personalized learning for more than 13,000 students in 38 pioneering schools.

Founded in 2011

New York, New York, USA

51-200 employees