Multilingual English Learner Education Specialist

Oregon Department of Human Services

Oregon Department of Education specialist leading statewide multilingual learner programs and Title III initiatives. Advancing equitable instruction, compliance, coaching, and educational outcomes across districts.

Posted 8/4/2026full-timeSalem • Oregon • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $7,247 - $11,140 per monthWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in leading and implementing multilingual learner programs, with a strong focus on evidence-based instructional practices and compliance with federal education requirements. Possesses a deep understanding of English language development and proficiency standards, alongside effective collaboration with diverse stakeholders.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Master's Degree In EducationLeadership Experience In EducationKnowledge Of English Language DevelopmentExperience With Title III ProgramsGrant Administration And Compliance Monitoring

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Hard Skills

Program ImplementationData AnalysisContinuous Improvement StrategiesBilingual EducationCurriculum And InstructionMonitoring ActivitiesTechnical AssistanceProfessional Learning DevelopmentEvidence-Based Instructional PracticesMultilingual Learner Program Design

Soft Skills

CollaborationCoachingCommunicationLeadershipStakeholder Engagement

Certifications & Qualifications

Oregon Standard Administrative License

Industry Keywords

Multilingual LearnersK-12 EducationFederal Education ProgramsCivil Rights ObligationsCompliance MonitoringDual Language ProgramsHeritage Language ProgramsEducation Policy ImplementationCommunity PartnershipsResource Allocation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide statewide leadership, coordination, and support to improve outcomes for multilingual learners
Implement and align the English Learner Outcomes Program, Title III programs, and other multilingual learner initiatives
Deliver coaching and technical assistance to school districts and education service districts
Support implementation of evidence-based, culturally and linguistically responsive instructional practices and interventions
Contribute to statewide multilingual education strategies
Support administration of grants and contracts
Collaborate across state and federal programs to ensure coherent systems of support and compliance
Serve as a key point of contact and subject matter expert for districts, partners, and the public
Provide technical assistance and professional learning to educators and administrators on state and federal funds
Develop and disseminate guidance, tools, and resources
Coordinate Title III English learner programs, the English Learner Outcomes Program, accountability, and literacy efforts
Plan and conduct monitoring activities, including onsite and virtual visits, to evaluate program implementation and compliance

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master's degree in Education or related field from an accredited college or university
Five years of education experience in the specialty area under recruitment
Two years of leadership experience in the specialty area under recruitment
A Doctorate in Education or related field may substitute for two years of education experience, but not leadership experience
An Oregon Standard Administrative License may substitute for two years of leadership experience
Knowledge of English language development and English language proficiency standards
Experience designing, implementing, monitoring, and leading multilingual/English learner programs and services
Experience with dual language, bilingual education, and heritage language programs
Experience partnering with district and school leaders, educators, tribal partners, students, families, community organizations, and government agencies
Experience analyzing data, identifying root causes, and implementing evidence-based continuous improvement strategies
Experience administering or supporting federal education programs, including Title III
Knowledge of federal program requirements, civil rights obligations, grant administration, and compliance monitoring
K-12 leadership experience including curriculum and instruction, budgeting, and resource allocation
Experience interpreting and implementing state or federal education policies
A driver's license, acceptable driving record, personal vehicle, or alternative transportation required
Reliable and secure internet connection and professional remote work environment required for approved remote work
Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States
Cover letter and resume required

Benefits

Comp & perks

State of Oregon benefits
SEIU representation
Hybrid work model / approved remote work
Eligible veterans and Oregon National Guard service members receive candidate preference
Pay equity assessment for salary determination
Equal employment opportunity and affirmative action workplace
Inclusive workplace committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion