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SUMMARY Located about 40 minutes north of Philadelphia, The Quaker School at Horsham (TQS) is a K–12 school built for learners with complex challenges, including ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, expressive and receptive language disorders, and anxiety disorders. Serving about 100 students today, TQS is a place where students who have felt misunderstood in more traditional settings can be known well, taught with care, and supported to build a future with real options. Quaker values are lived in daily practice through simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship, shaping a school culture that is warm, candid, and deeply relational. This is a moment of visible growth. A new wing, completed this fall, will expand learning and student-support spaces and allow TQS to grow to 150 students. In parallel, the school is advancing a visual rebrand and preparing for a new website, with an eye toward telling its story with greater clarity, consistency, and...

Search led by IndySchool Consultancy (ISC)   About The Fletcher School Located in Charlotte, North Carolina, The Fletcher School is a premier independent K-12 institution dedicated to students with specific learning differences. Founded in 1982, the school provides an empowering, multisensory environment for bright and talented children who learn differently. By utilizing the research-based Orton-Gillingham approach, Fletcher bridges the gap between potential and performance. Alongside its academic excellence, the school houses The Rankin Institute, a renowned professional development and community outreach center that advances the understanding of learning disabilities worldwide.   Position Overview The Division Head is responsible for creating a dynamic learning environment through the leadership and management of all curricular and non-curricular activities involving students and faculty in their division.    As a faculty or staff member at The...

The Academic Director is a senior academic leader responsible for the quality and execution of the Academics program across grades 1–8. This role provides strong leadership in curriculum development, academic programming, assessment, and teacher growth. The Academic Director works closely with school leadership to strengthen academic outcomes and foster a culture of excellence and continuous improvement. 1. Curriculum Leadership Develop, maintain, and oversee a cohesive Academics curriculum for each grade level, aligned with state standards and school directives. Ensure curriculum maps clearly outline skills and standards, texts and books by grade level, and all instructional materials and resources used. Regularly review and refine curriculum to ensure vertical alignment and age-appropriate rigor. Plan and oversee academic enrichment initiatives and extracurricular programming that extend learning beyond the classroom, including Reading Challenge, Spelling Bee, STEM Fair /...