Instructional Supervisor / Educational Director (Part-Time Consultant)

Posted 19 days ago

little masters development center lNew York (NY)

Special Education Teachers, All Other Elementary and Secondary Schools

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About the role

Little Masters Development Center is seeking a qualified and experienced Instructional Supervisor/Educational Director to support the development and oversight of expanding preschool special education services in Queens, NY. This role is ideal for a retired or semi‑retired school administrator, preschool special education leader, or experienced educational supervisor seeking a flexible consulting opportunity with a growing organization.

Responsibilities: Educational and instructional oversight of SEIS/SCIS/SC programming

Staff supervision and instructional guidance Review of curriculum, classroom structure, and educational programming Support with NYSED compliance and operational readiness Participation in policy/procedure development Assistance with program quality assurance and educational standards Ongoing consultation regarding preschool special education best practices

Qualifications: Valid NYS School Administrator certification required (SBL, SDL, SAS, SDA, or equivalent) Experience in preschool special education, CPSE, SEIS, SCIS, or related settings preferred Knowledge of NYSED special education regulations and compliance expectations Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills

Position Details: Flexible part‑time consulting arrangement

Hybrid/remote flexibility available depending on responsibilities Competitive compensation based on experience Opportunity to help shape and build a high‑quality special education program from the ground up Location Queens, NY

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