strong written and verbal communication skills for delivering clear guidance, technical assistance, and training to a variety of audiences; skilled in using technology platforms for grant management, communication, and documentation; proficient in Microsoft Office systems, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; expertise in interpreting federal statutes and regulations related to education programs; strong collaboration and problem-solving skills, with the ability to build consensus among stakeholders; experience in developing, reviewing, and managing budgets to ensure financial compliance and program sustainability; skilled in assisting programs with outreach to engage families and strengthen community involvement; attention to detail in reviewing grant applications, monitoring compliance, and managing contracts. 21st CCLC program, including structure, goals, and compliance requirements; effective out-of-school time programming and research-based practices that promote student engagement and success; the role and responsibilities of a state educational agency, including key processes and systems; federal and state laws, regulations, and policies governing education programs and grant administration; current trends and emerging issues in education at both the state and national levels; strategies for meaningful family and community engagement in support of student learning; school improvement frameworks and evidence-based practices for supporting schools identified for improvement (CSI, TSI, ATSI).