High School AP Computer Science Curriculum Writer Consultant

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Zeta Charter SchoolsEducation

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Experience: At least three years of experience

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science
Master’s degree in Computer Science (preferred)
At least three years of experience developing rigorous, standards-aligned curriculum
Proven record of driving strong student outcomes
Ability to design inquiry-based learning materials
Knowledge of New York State academic standards

Responsibilities

Design full-course curricula for high school STEM subjects (e.g., Robotics, AP Computer Science A), including scope and sequence, unit plans, and daily lesson plans
Develop student-facing lessons, problem sets, labs, projects, and real-world applications
Create high-quality homework aligned with the course and formative/summative assessments
Ensure alignment to New York State standards and Zeta’s academic vision
Embed inquiry-based learning and opportunities for analytical thinking
Collaborate with academic leaders, instructional coaches, and other curriculum writers
Use feedback and student performance data to iterate and improve curriculum materials

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