Pennsauken High-Impact Tutoring

Position Summary The In-Person Tutor will provide direct, high-impact academic tutoring to students in grades 5-8 at assigned Pennsauken Public Schools sites during the school day. Tutors will deliver small-group instruction in either ELA or Math (not both) to help close significant academic gaps and accelerate student achievement toward grade-level proficiency.

Site Assignment Tutors will report on-site at one or both of the following locations to deliver services during the school day. Specific days and times have not yet been finalized.

Pennsauken Intermediate School (5th Grade Students) Pennsauken Phifer Middle School (6th-8th Grade Students)

Sessions may take one of two formats:

Push-in: Tutoring is delivered within the classroom (e.g., in a corner of the room) during the students regular class period. Pull-out: The tutor and students relocate to a private location within the building for focused, small-group instruction.

Grade Levels, Ratios & Subject

Grade levels served: 5th through 8th grade. Subject focus: Each student receives tutoring in either ELA or Math, not both. Tutor-to-student ratio: 1 tutor to up to 3 students, not to exceed 4 students per group.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver small-group, high-impact tutoring sessions in ELA or Math to assigned students during the school day. Adapt instruction to meet the needs of students performing two or more grade levels below expectations. Track and monitor student progress toward grade-level proficiency and the programs 60% growth goal. Collaborate with classroom teachers and school staff to align tutoring content with classroom instruction. Maintain a supportive, engaging learning environment for both push-in and pull-out sessions. Communicate regularly with program coordinators regarding student progress, attendance, and any concerns. Maintain accurate records of session attendance and student performance data.

Qualifications

Experience working with students in grades 5-8, preferably in ELA or Math instruction. Ability to work effectively with students performing below grade level, including those with IEPs or who are multilingual learners. Strong classroom management and small-group instructional skills. Comfortable working in both push-in and pull-out instructional settings. Reliable, in-person availability during the school day at assigned Pennsauken sites. Background check and any district-required clearances as applicable.