We have moved from 58 to 80+ schools and need more Instructional Coaches.  The focus of the grant has changed to target specifically classroom instruction, assisting teachers in their classrooms, planning their lessons, asking reflective questions, and examining their own practice.  It looks like 7 high schools, 21 middle, and 52 elementary schools.

This involves instructional coaching of teachers in the Columbus City School system for either 15 hours a week if you work at 1 school or 30 hours per week if you work at 2 schools and carries no benefits.

The Columbus Coaching Project, with Instructional Coaches in Columbus'  lowest-performing schools, is fully in place for the next school year (2008-2009).   We are taking applications and answering questions about the coaching initiative, which is assisting and supporting Columbus teachers, and helping interpret data and planning classroom strategies for improvement based on data provided by the OAT's, and quarterly benchmarks. Remember, we are looking predominantly for retired teachers/educators who will work at least 3 days a week for $20 to 35 an hour as independent contractors. We are looking for personable people who have great people skills as well as the ability to assist teachers specifically in reading and math literacy. 

 

If you or someone you know is interested, please contact John Dean, Grant Facilitator, Educational Service Center of Franklin County at 573-1572, or at my cell at 623-7675, or by email at john.dean@fcesc.org

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McGraw-Hill Learning Group in Columbus is growing its Easton and Polaris facilities. We currently have strong interest in former teachers who may still be interested in career opportunities with us. Our facility in Columbus specializes in publishing text books for students K-12 in the areas of Math, Science, Social Studies, Language, and Reading.

 

Our working environment is state of the art. We offer flexible hours with most of our teachers working about 35-37 hours per week. These are day time positions with excellent compensation and benefits.  Pay is about $18-20 an hour.

 

Most positions would have to do with content management and editing of the books within the specific subject areas. We use Microsoft software products in these efforts so familiarization with these systems are helpful.

 

All interested parties should contact Ernie Sullivan, Consultant for McGraw-Hill, at 614-258-7815 or via email at elsulllivan1@msn.com for initial phone screening process.

The next step in the process will be for you to go to our career sight and complete a profile. After completing the profile you will be contacted by Andrea Quillin.  Once we get that you will be invited into our facility where all information will be covered.

Here are the instructions for the candidates to create a profile in our Applicant Tracking System (STAR):

 

280 E. Broad Street, Room 100, Columbus, Ohio 43215 

 The number to call if you're interested in working is 614-462-5393

 The web address to apply online is:  http://vote.franklincountyohio.gov

 Precinct Election Officials (poll workers) get paid
at least $120
 to work Election Day.

You will also get paid to attend a mandatory training class (rates vary according to position) and participate in hands-on instruction.

More than 5,000 poll workers are needed on Election Day in Franklin County. The Board of Elections is presently searching for poll workers to staff  the next election

You must be a registered Franklin County voter and have transportation to the polls to be eligible.

 We need your help!