K-8 Learning Support Interventionist

K-8 Learning Support Interventionist

Mission

Open Window School nurtures and inspires students of high intellectual potential.

Overview

Open Window School (K-8, coed, 360-student day school) is seeking highly qualified candidates for its K-8 Learning Support Interventionist position.

Open Window is dedicated to serving gifted students, with a strong commitment to social-emotional learning. Our students are nurtured and inspired in both their academic and personal growth. Families consistently highlight the strength of our faculty and the close, meaningful relationships teachers build with students.

Located on a beautiful, wooded campus in Bellevue, Washington—just 10 miles from downtown Seattle—Open Window benefits from a unique setting within one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country. The school continues to experience strong enrollment demand, reflecting the value of its mission-driven, student-centered approach.

Position Overview

Open Window School seeks a skilled, thoughtful, and flexible Learning Support Interventionist to join our growing Student Support Services team. This role works across grades K–8 and partners closely with the Student Support Services Coordinator, administrators, counselors, teachers, and families to provide targeted academic and skill-based interventions.

This position supports gifted learners, including twice-exceptional students and those with asynchronous development, and reflects Open Window’s belief that challenge and support can—and should—coexist.

The Interventionist provides small-group and individual instruction, monitors student progress, helps design responsive intervention systems, and contributes to a school culture that honors both student strengths and areas for growth.

Key Responsibilities

Student Support & Intervention (examples of responsibilities)

• Provide targeted small-group and individual academic instruction across Lower and Middle School
• Deliver reading, writing, and math intervention, with a focus on grades 4–6 for math support
• Support study skills and executive functioning development
• Provide in-class (push-in) support as needed
• Administer academic screeners and assessments, as directed
• Proctor small-group testing sessions as needed
• Support students’ social-emotional and executive functioning needs during academic work

Collaboration & Systems Support

• Collaborate with the Student Support Services Coordinator, counselors, teachers, and administrators (K–8)
• Participate in student support meetings
• Use assessment data and teacher input to design and adjust interventions
• Communicate proactively and professionally with colleagues and families
• Support the development of schoolwide student support systems
• Assist with documentation, including student support plans and related records

Program Development

• Help design and refine intervention offerings during the school day, as well as before- and after-school programs
• Support school-based or fee-based after-school programs, as appropriate
• Contribute to professional learning in areas such as gifted education, twice-exceptionality, executive functioning, and student wellness
• Perform other duties as assigned