This position will split time between our Renaissance Villa and Renaissance Taylor locations.
Exempt/Salaried (full time; 10-months; flexibility of hours for some nights and weekend activities)
We are seeking a skilled and data-driven Special Education Intervention Teacher to provide targeted reading and math intervention services for students requiring additional academic support. This role is ideal for an educator who believes every student can grow, thrives on using data to drive instruction, and collaborates effectively with classroom teachers and leaders.
The Intervention Teacher plays a critical role in strengthening foundational skills, accelerating academic growth, and ensuring students receive aligned, evidence-based support across settings.
Key Responsibilities
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Manage and monitor a caseload of students receiving tiered, datadriven reading support.
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Deliver highimpact, evidencebased reading instruction aligned to individual student needs and network priorities using the UFLI curriculum.
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Progress monitor regularly and adjust instruction based on student performance.
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Collaborate with classroom teachers to support instruction.
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Provide smallgroup or oneonone math intervention aligned with gradelevel goals.
Use diagnostic and progress monitoring tools to identify and address conceptual gaps.
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Partner with classroom teachers to ensure coherence between intervention and core instruction.
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Create an appropriate education plan based on the student’s most recent IEP.
Develop data-informed lesson plans aligned to grade-level standards and individualized goals.
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Incorporate networkaligned instructional resources (e.g., Zearn, UFLI, and other approved curricula).
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Plan for differentiation and scaffolded instruction to provide multiple entry points for learners.
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Analyze benchmark data (MAP, aimswebPlus, etc.) to identify student needs and instructional priorities.
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Track student growth consistently and maintain accurate documentation.
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Contribute data to MTSS team discussions, tier placement decisions, and instructional planning.
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Document interventions and student response to instruction.
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Participate in referral discussions and IEP meetings as needed.
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Collaborate with staff to support early identification and informed eligibility decisions.
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Deliver structured pullout instruction focused on foundational skill development.
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Minimize disruption to core instruction and maintain strong communication with teachers.
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Provide pushin support aligned with classroom objectives.
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Model best practices in scaffolded instruction, smallgroup facilitation, and classroom behavior supports.
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Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution
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Wisconsin DPI License in Cross Categorical Special Education or in an area of regular education (preferred).
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Experience delivering reading and/or math interventions preferred
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Strong understanding of foundational literacy and numeracy development
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Experience using data systems such as MAP and aimswebPlus
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Knowledge of MTSS frameworks and special education referral processes
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Strong collaboration and communication skills
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Commitment to high expectations and studentcentered instruction
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Experience in urban or diverse school settings
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Training in Science of Readingaligned instruction
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Experience designing and delivering highimpact math intervention that strengthens number sense, conceptual understanding, and problemsolving aligned to gradelevel standards.
What We’re Looking For
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A proactive educator who adjusts instruction based on evidence
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A systems thinker who sees intervention as part of a larger instructional ecosystem
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A collaborator who strengthens teachers and teams, not just individual students
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Unwavering belief in every student and an uncompromising standard of excellence.
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Ability to sit and/or stand for long periods of time, depending on work tasks.
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Work will be performed in a school environment.
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Clear need to understand and lead efforts in child and school safety.
This Job Description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of someone in this position. It is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities required of the employee. The employee may be asked to perform other duties as required.
At LUMIN Schools, we believe everyone has a God-given purpose. And it is our responsibility and our privilege to nurture that potential in the scholars we serve. Our scholars have the support of exceptional educators, a top-rated curriculum, and a Christ-centered community that promotes safety and social-emotional development. With access to a unique career exploration program called Opportunity Academy, scholars develop leadership skills and job interests before high school. Our non-profit network of private choice schools deeply cares about student achievement and well-being, investing in our teachers and leaders, and serving our communities. EOE Statement: We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
