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Encourage and track migrant children ages 3 through 21 relative to their successful experience with school regarding attendance, class performance, and gains in testing, progress toward graduation or kindergarten readiness.
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The Migrant Education Student Support Specialist/Parent Involvement Specialist is responsible for utilizing the resources of the home, school, and community to maximize the experience of schooling for eligible migrant students' ages 3 through 21 in the attainment of a high school diploma or its equivalent.
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We offer a unique combination of learning experiences with a 100% philanthropic-funded mission elementary school (kindergarten through 8th grade) and Christ-centered, coeducational, college preparatory school (grades 9-12.
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NCC Children's Centers are located on the college's Bethlehem and Monroe campuses and accept children 6 weeks to kindergarten entry. Northampton's Children's Centers are licensed by the Department of Human Services (DHS) and are rated four-star facilities through the state of Pennsylvania's Keystone STARS program and also are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC.
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And its subsidiary Big Ideas Learning, LLC produce mathematics education materials for kindergarten through college calculus. Join our team as a Digital Production Intern and assist the Digital Production department with digital product delivery by creating and adding various math education assets to our content management system.
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Celebrating 46 years of academic excellence, we are looking for experienced teachers who can guide our next generation of students.
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