Project Excel Site Coordinator

Project Excel Site Coordinator Reports To Project Excel Director Compensation Per Non-Union Salary Table Contract 226 Days About PSD The School District of the City of Pontiac serves approximately 3,850 students and is committed

to

empowering

every

learner

through

high-quality

instruction,

innovative

programs,

and

meaningful

support.

As

a

district

on

the

rise,

our

teachers

and

staff

continue

to

invest

in

student

success,

staff

excellence,

and

a

strong

future

for

our

community.

Position Summary The Site Coordinator is responsible for the daily operation of extended-day activities at an assigned

site.

The

Coordinator

provides

leadership,

direction,

and

supervision

for

all

program

activities

outlined

in

the

Project

Excel

grant,

ensuring

alignment

with

District

curriculum,

programming

requirements,

and

program

goals

and

objectives.

Qualifications

Bachelor's

Degree

in

Education

or

related

field.

Must

work

within

the

assigned

building

during

the

day

or

have

previously

served

as

a

Site

Coordinator

in

a

21st

Century

Community

Learning

Center

for

a

minimum

of

two

years.

Must

meet

one

of

the

following

criteria:

Minimum

of

12

semester

hours

in

Child

Development,

Child

Psychology,

Early

Childhood

Education,

Elementary

Education,

Physical

Education

or

Recreation

Child

Development

Associate

Credential;

the

following

curriculums

are

now

accepted

as

being

equivalent

to

the

Child

Development

Associate

Credential

(CDA):

Michigan

4C

School

Age

Credentialing

Program,

High/Scope

Lead

Teacher

Training

Program

Montessori

credential

by

a

Montessori

teacher

training

institution

recognized

by

the

Montessori

Accreditation

Council

for

Teacher

Education

(MACTE).

The City of Pontiac School District is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and adheres to all district policies, rules, and regulations. No individual shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination in any program, activity, or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability. The district complies with all applicable federal and state laws, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and Michigan Department of Education policies and regulations prohibiting discrimination. For inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies under Title II, Title VI, or Title IX, contact 248-451-6802. For questions related to Section 504, contact 248-451-6825. Complaints may be addressed to 47200 Woodward Ave, Pontiac, MI 48342.

Minimum

of

12

semester

hours

in

Child

Development,

Child

Psychology,

Early

Childhood

Education,

Elementary

Education,

Physical

Education

or

Recreation

Child

Development

Associate

Credential;

the

following

curriculums

are

now

accepted

as

being

equivalent

to

the

Child

Development

Associate

Credential

(CDA):

Michigan

4C

School

Age

Credentialing

Program,

High/Scope

Lead

Teacher

Training

Program

Montessori

credential

by

a

Montessori

teacher

training

institution

recognized

by

the

Montessori

Accreditation

Council

for

Teacher

Education

(MACTE).

Must

be

certified

in

First

Aid

and

CPR

and

show

evidence

of

certification.

Pre-Employment Requirements

Criminal

Background

Check

Drug

Screen

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Work

with

school

planning

teams,

and

others

to

select

appropriate

materials

and

instructional

focus

for

use

with

students.

Provide

on-site

monitoring

of

instructional

programs.

Develop

and

implement

school

schedules.

Coordinate

transportation

and

bus

routing

for

students.

Order

supplies,

materials,

and

equipment

through

the

Project

Excel

Office.

Supervise

volunteers

and

community

liaisons.

Supervise

and

evaluate

site

staff.

Monitor

records,

including

daily

attendance

and

registration.

Plan

and

implement

programs,

exhibits,

performances

and

community

workshops.

Maintain

site

budget.

Maintain

contact

and

communicate

with

outside

agencies.

Complete

federal,

state,

and

District

reports

as

requested

by

the

Supervisor

of

Project

Excel.

Attend

all

Site

Coordinator

staff

meetings,

state

meetings

and

trainings.

Recruit

students

for

tutoring

and

enrichment

programs.

Benefits of Working with PSD

Competitive

Medical,

Dental,

and

Vision

benefits

for

full-time

employees.

(Cash-in-lieu

option

is

available

for

eligible

employees,

with

payments

directed

to

a

retirement

savings

account.)

Employee

Assistance

Program

(EAP)

offering

confidential

wellness

counseling,

and

support

services

for

employees

and

eligible

family

members.

Paid

Time

Off

(PTO)

and

Earned

Sick

Time

Act

(ESTA)

leave

for

eligible

employees.

Physical Requirements

Regular

sitting,

speaking,

hearing,

and

use

of

hands.

Occasional

standing,

walking,

reaching,

stooping,

kneeling,

and

lifting

up

to

10

pounds.

Application Process Online Employment Application | Open Positions

Updated

September

2026

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