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State: Washington, DC
Position: Board Member
Deadline: October 31, 2017
Posted: September 6, 2017
Job Description / Duties
The National Assessment Governing Board — made up of educators, policymakers, parents, business representatives, and others — determines the content, frameworks, and achievement levels for NAEP assessments and pursues innovative ways to make NAEP results more meaningful and relevant to the public.
New Governing Board members will help lead groundbreaking efforts that are part of the Governing Board’s Strategic Vision, a comprehensive initiative to focus the Governing Board’s work through 2020 on expanding outreach and partnerships to increase the impact of NAEP.
Qualifications / Required Skills
Open Positions:
Fourth-Grade Teacher
Eighth-Grade Teacher
Secondary School Principal
Chief State School Officer
General Public Representative
Additional Information
Nominations can be submitted easily online by uploading the following information:
Personal statement
Curriculum vitae (CV) or resume
Letter(s) of support
Organizations and individuals may nominate one or more highly qualified candidates. To submit a nomination or learn more about the Governing Board, visit https://nagb.gov/governing-board/join-the-board.html.
Salary: Depending on the rules in your state, district , or organization , you may be eligible for an honorarium of $100 per day.
Contact Information
To submit a nomination or learn more about the Governing Board, visit https://nagb.gov/governing-board/join-the-board.html.
Still have questions about serving on the Board?
Contact us at nagbnominations@ed.gov
or call 202-357-6938.
Need help navigating the application website or submitting your application? Contact us at
nagb@quotient-inc.com.
If you have questions, please contact me at lisa.stooksberry@ed.gov or (202) 357–6941
Employer Profile
The National Assessment Governing Board — created by Congress to oversee the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as The Nation’s Report Card — is a diverse group of leaders from multiple sectors that supports innovative developments in education.
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