Analyst, Specialized Instruction
District of Columbia Public SchoolsJob Description
Office
Office of Teaching and Learning
Date Posted
5/19/2026
Salary Range
1-5 / $61,945 - $69,876
NTE Date
N/A
Position Overview The mission of the Office of Teaching and Learning (OTL) is to provide educators with curricular resources, academic programs, and aligned professional development to ensure rigorous and joyful learning experiences for every student. OTL team members support school-based staff in implementing DCPS's existing academic programs while simultaneously working to rethink and redesign school programming, academic and curricular resources, and educator professional development.
Divisions/Teams
- The Content and Curriculum division sets the vision for equity and excellence for each content area in DCPS schools by researching, creating, and curating curricular materials and providing aligned professional development experiences to ensure that all students have access to rigorous and joyful learning experiences every day in every content area. The division also supports schools and develops curriculum and programming in arts, health, physical education, library programs, STEM, global programs, advanced and enriched instruction, and curriculum and assessment innovation.
- The Early Childhood Education division supports schools and families in providing PreK students with comprehensive learning experiences that foster confidence and independence.
Approximately 6,000 children ages three to five attend early childhood classrooms in 78 elementary schools across the district, including several schools that offer Head Start programming. The division also manages Early Stages programming which works exclusively with children ages 2 years 8 months through 5 years 10 months and is responsible for meeting the District’s obligation under the Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Part B (619) to develop a comprehensive child find system to identify and locate all preschool-age children in the District who have a disability. The division also manages the implementation of DCPS' Head Start grant.
- The Language Acquisition division welcomes families of linguistically and culturally diverse backgrounds to DCPS, leads the process of identifying Multilingual Learner students, and supports schools in developing programs that supports English language acquisition and academic growth. This includes support during the academic day and as part of ELSAP, which is a targeted summer program for ML students. The LAD also manages DCPS compliance with the DC Language Access Act, providing translation and interpretation resources to school and central teams.
- The Professional Learning and Educational Technology division sets a vision for professional development for DCPS as well as creates systems, tools, and structures to increase the efficacy of professional learning initiatives. This work includes LEAP, cluster-based PD, district PD and other learning opportunities. The team works across all DCPS offices to increase the cohesion of professional development and broad sharing of knowledge, while exploring new avenues and opportunities for meaningful development and learning for our educators.
The team also leads efforts to enhance alignment and cohesion of professional learning initiatives and the integration of educational technology.
- The Specialized Instruction division works to reduce the opportunity gap between students with IEPs and their non–disabled peers; and increases equity and excellence in schools through specific academic programming, related services, professional learning, school leadership development, family engagement, dispute resolution, and community partnerships.
The Specialized Instruction division works to reduce the opportunity gap between students with IEPs and their non–disabled peers; and increases equity and excellence in schools through specific academic programming, related services, professional learning, school leadership development, family engagement, dispute resolution, and community partnerships. The Analyst is essential to the smooth operation of the division, focusing on communication management, project tracking, and the facilitation of various key projects and processes.
This role involves analyzing data to identify trends, developing recommendations, and resolving issues to enhance overall efficiency within the division. By leveraging data and project management skills, the Analyst will drive improvements and ensure effective functioning of division initiatives. This position has been designated as Security Sensitive.
Pursuant to section 410 of Chapter 4 of the D.C.
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