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Career Opportunities The Education Trust-West, Oakland, California
The Education Trust—West (ETW) works for the high academic achievement of all students at all levels, kindergarten through college, and forever closing the achievement gaps that separate low-income students and students of color from other youth. Our basic tenet is this — All children will learn at high levels when they are taught to high levels.
Current Openings: (4)
The Education Trust--West (ETW) seeks full-time Practice Associate to help inform, focus, and coordinate ETW's work on closing achievement and opportunity gaps, working with school and districts around California and other western states. (more)
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SENIOR ASSOCIATE/Teacher-in-Residence |
ETW seeks a full-time Senior Associate/Teacher-in-Residence to help focus the work of teaching and learning inside districts on closing the achievement gap. The Senior Associate/Teacher-in-Residence will work to ensure that all students have access to a rigorous curriculum and will help drive EdTrust—West’s “College-Prep for All” efforts in schools and districts throughout California and Nationwide. (more)
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DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH and POLICY |
ETW seeks a full-time Director of Research and Policy to supervise ETW’s team of data and policy analysts working to provide critical analyses of California initiatives relevant to closing the achievement and opportunity gaps that plague California's schools. The Director of Research and Policy will manage existing research projects, while advancing the work of ETW as a leading agent in identifying and closing achievement and opportunity gaps for California's low-income, Latino, African-American and Native American students. (more)
ETW seeks a full-time Data & Policy Analyst to provide critical analysis of California data and policy initiatives relevant to closing the achievement and opportunity gaps that plague California's schools. The Data & Policy Analyst will focus on research and analysis, while advancing the work of ETW as a leading agent in identifying and closing achievement and opportunity gaps for California's low-income, Latino, African-American and Native American students. (more)
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