Trinity Episcopal School seeks a collaborative and innovative Academic Technology Specialist to empower faculty and students by integrating technology into teaching and learning. The ideal candidate will serve as a key partner in supporting the school’s mission, "Discover Your Path," by fostering technology-rich learning environments that inspire curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. This is an 11-month position supporting the Senior Systems administrator and our academic program.   

Primary Responsibilities

Faculty & Staff Support:

• Collaborate with teachers to design, implement, and evaluate technology-enhanced lessons and activities aligned with curriculum goals.
• Offer comprehensive support to faculty in using technology effectively, including: lesson planning, co-teaching, troubleshooting technical issues, and curating relevant digital resources.
• Provide hands-on support for faculty & staff integrating instructional tools, digital resources, and AI-based technologies into their teaching practices or work.
• Offer workshops, training sessions, and one-on-one coaching for faculty & staff on emerging technologies and best and ethical practices in educational technology.
• Provide training on digital safety, cybersecurity best practices, and ethical use of technology for students, faculty and staff.
• Responsible for onboarding, training, and troubleshooting technology programs and applications for faculty & staff (Google Classroom, RingCentral, Bitwarden, etc).
• Review, organize, and respond to assigned support tickets.

Student Engagement:

• Support students in developing digital literacy skills, critical thinking and ethical technology use.
• Lead technology orientation for all students with Trinity’s 1 to 1 Macbook program.
• Assist with technology-related student projects, offering guidance on tools, platforms and presentation methods.
• Serve as a resource for classroom technology troubleshooting and support during lessons.
• Participate in our school “TRI” (Technology Research & Innovation) Initiative as the technology leader supporting faculty and students alike.
• Teach technology-focused classes each semester. This could include coding, image editing, robotics or other tech-related topics depending on expertise and interest.
• Assist or advise student-led technology clubs, robotics teams or other extracurricular programs to promote engagement with technology beyond the classroom.

Technology Strategy & Leadership:

• Stay current on trends in instructional technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital learning. Share knowledge and insights with the school community.
• Collaborate with the academic leadership team and System Administrator to align technology initiatives with the school’s strategic goals.
• CollegeBoard Testing coordinator, PSAT, SAT, AP Testing
• Evaluate, recommend and implement new tools and platforms that enhance teaching and learning.
• Support the school in leveraging AI tools to enhance both instructional practices and operational efficiency.
• Develop and implement metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of instructional technology initiatives, ensuring they align with teaching and learning goals.
• Assist in planning budgets and timelines for implementing and maintaining classroom technologies in collaboration with administration.
• Conduct a full audit and maintain a record of educational technology tools and platforms being utilized, and ensure financial decisions are made thoughtfully and in partnership with the Senior Systems Administrator.

Community Collaboration:

• Build positive relationships with faculty, students and families to promote technology as a tool for engagement, exploration, and academic success.
• Partner with the Senior System Administrator to ensure seamless integration of hardware, software and instructional strategies.
• Work collaboratively with the System Administrators to ensure that the infrastructure supports instructional goals and troubleshoot systemic issues as needed.
• Demonstrated commitment to fostering an inclusive learning environment where all students and teachers feel empowered to leverage technology effectively.

Qualifications

Education & Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in education, instructional technology, or a related field (master’s preferred).
• Experience in high school education, instructional design, educational technology integration or information technology.

Skills & Knowledge:

• Strong understanding of pedagogy and the integration of technology into a variety of subjects.
• Familiarity with AI tools, learning management systems, Google Workspace, and other educational technology platforms.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with a commitment to collaboration and inclusivity.
• Ability to quickly assimilate new tools and effectively translate that knowledge into training for others.
• Experience with rapid prototyping and fabrication tools, such as 3D printers and laser cutters preferred.

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit the following materials to employment@trinityes.org, along with academic transcripts. No phone calls, please. 

1. A resume detailing relevant experience.
2. A cover letter explaining your alignment with Trinity’s mission. 
3. As part of your application, please provide a brief summary of the top three educational technology tools you would encourage our faculty and/or staff to use, along with a short explanation of why you recommend them. Highlight how these tools can enhance teaching, learning, or school operations.

About Trinity Episcopal School

With over five decades in operation, Trinity Episcopal School is a coed, independent, IB World School serving 515 students in grades 8 through 12 on a 40-acre campus near the James River on Richmond’s Southside. Trinity, an International Baccalaureate World School, challenges its students to discover their paths, develop their talents and strengthen their character within a dynamic academic community. The culture encourages academic excellence, athletic achievement, and artistic expression within a community that values all success, celebrates each individual, and encourages engaged learning. “Discover Your Path” defines Trinity’s approach to learning and serves as a guide for daily practice. Trinity’s strength is affirmed each day when the community gathers for Morning Meeting, to make announcements, celebrate successes, and cement the connections that are integral to the school’s distinctive culture. The college-preparatory academic program features innovative electives, a rigorous curriculum and opportunities for creative expression. Trinity also fields more than 36 teams for athletic participation. Trinity is accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools... and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools. Trinity Episcopal School is defined by its distinctive culture of community, warmth and welcome. The school occupies a unique niche in the greater Richmond area, where it draws students from more than 80 feeder schools across 40 zip codes. The campus includes 32 classrooms, student commons, library and technology center. The Perkinson Arts Center includes a band room, digital music lab, recording studio and a spectacular collaborative space for ceramic artists, painters and sculptors. A newly renovated theater comfortably seats all 515 students for musical and dramatic performances. It is the heart of our community, where all students gather each day for Morning Meeting. Students are supported through a 1:1 Apple laptop program, classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards and high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity is available campus-wide. The Powell Library includes comfortable collaborative learning spaces and a cutting edge online research tool on par with many colleges and universities. The Innovation Lab contains two 3D printers and equipment for robotics, circuitry, 3D modeling, coding and machining. The 50,000-square-foot Estes Athletic Center features two gyms, a strength and fitness center, multiple locker rooms and team meeting rooms, school store, concession stand and alumni rooms for meetings and social events. Aycock Stadium, the home of Trinity's football, field hockey and lacrosse teams includes a state-of-the-art all-weather turf playing surface, made with renewable, organic all-wood infill. Trinity is committed to an inclusive community that reflects the socioeconomic diversity of the greater Richmond area. More than 30% of families receive income-based tuition assistance each year in the form of financial grants.

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