MEC Reading Corps Lead Interventionist

Hope Network • Michigan Center, MI

22d

About The Position

As a Lead Reading Corps Interventionist, you’ll work with students in
kindergarten through third grade, helping them build the reading skills and
confidence they need to succeed in school and beyond. You’ll support students
one-on-one or in pairs using evidence-based, scripted interventions. Lead
Interventionists are experienced Corps members who continue delivering student
interventions while also providing informal support to other members at their
site or within their region.

Note: please only apply if you are currently serving as an AmeriCorps member
with Michigan Education Corps.

Requirements

• Must be currently serving with Michigan Education Corps as an AmeriCorps member in the 2025-26 program year.
• Must be 18 years or older by start date
• High school diploma or equivalent required
• U.S. citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident
• Ability to pass required background checks
• Fewer than 4 prior AmeriCorps State/National service terms

Nice To Haves

• Have served as an AmeriCorps member with MEC in the 2025-26 program year
• Want to make a meaningful difference in kids’ lives
• Enjoy working with children and being part of a team
• Are reliable, patient, and eager to learn

Responsibilities

• Tutor K-3 students 1:1 or 1:2 during the school day to strengthen reading skills
• Follow evidence-based, scripted interventions that are easy to learn and designed for consistency
• Build positive, encouraging relationships with students
• Track student progress with simple tools and guidance
• Offer guidance and peer support to fellow Corps members serving at your site and/or within your region.
• Be part of a supportive team of tutors, coaches, and school staff

Benefits

• Stipend: $1,325.10 - $1,258.80 every other week before taxes (~$2,650.20 - $2,517.60 per month before taxes)
• Education Award: Up to $5,176.50 for student loans or future education
• Federal student loan forbearance (AmeriCorps pays accrued interest)
• Health insurance and childcare assistance (if eligible)
• Member Assistance Program with confidential mental health resources
• Earn the Michigan Youth Development Associate (Mi-YDA) credential
• Professional learning communities and networking opportunities

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees