CAPITAL CITY  PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL
Position  Available:  Librarian/Media Specialist
Capital City Public Charter School is seeking a  talented Library/Media
Specialist to oversee the organization and development of  the  
library in our small
Pre-K-8th grade  school.  The Librarian/Media Specialist maintains the
library environment,  identifies resources to support the curriculum,  
fosters a
school-wide love of  books and literacy, and supports students in  
developing age
appropriate  research, media, and library skills.  The Librarian/Media
Specialist works  closely with classroom teachers in identifying and  
developing
curriculum  materials and addressing the individual needs of students.


Candidates must have a degree in library science or a  related field.
Candidates must possess a deep knowledge of children’s  literature  
and of library
organization. Candidates should have strong  collaboration skills and  
experience
working with a variety of age groups in  diverse and inclusive settings.
Facility with technology and expertise at  integrating technology  
into the
curriculum are also important to this position.  The ability to speak  
Spanish is
desired.
E-mail resume and cover letter to Karen Dresden,  Principal at
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202-387-7074.  Call
202-387-0309 with questions and/or visit our school's website at  
_www.ccpcs.org_
(http://www.ccpcs.org/) .  We seek to  fill this position as soon as
possible.
Capital City Public Charter School is recognized  as one of the city’s
leading charter schools and as national model. Capital City  serves a  
diverse
population of students (36% African American, 31% White, 27%  Latino,  
6% Other).
Capital City uses a model known as Expeditionary  Learning/Outward  
Bound, which
uses teacher crafted learning expeditions to  support students in  
meeting
rigorous academic and character standards. Capital  City emphasizes a  
strong social
curriculum, a commitment to diversity, a  comprehensive language arts
program, and the integration of arts into the  curriculum. Capital  
City places a
strong focus on professional development and  strives to create a  
collegial
atmosphere ideal for teacher learning and  professional growth.  
Capital City seeks a
teaching staff reflective of our  student body and strongly encourages
African American and Latino candidates to  apply.
Capital City offers competitive salary and  benefits.


Karen Dresden, Principal


Capital City Public Charter School
3047 15th Street, NW
Washington, DC  20009
Office: 202-387-0309 x226
Fax: 202-387-7074