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Student Achievement Partners (SAP) is an education nonprofit offering unmatched expertise on standards-aligned math and literacy instruction. At Student Achievement Partners, we believe providing joyful, asset-based, high-quality instruction is the key to preparing all students, especially historically marginalized Black and multilingual students, to thrive academically and lead choice-filled lives. As a team of former educators, we know the difference the right resources can make - and we know the importance of grounding our offerings in both research and the realities of the classroom. By supporting educators with concrete guidance and tools to deliver relevant, engaging, grade-level instruction for every student, we can deliver on the promise of public education and unlock student potential.  We're proud to partner with state and district education leaders, educators, professional learning organizations, and education organizations and we offer both free and paid resources, as well as personalized consultation. Learn more about the support and tools we offer at www.learnwithsap.org . How We Work We work in project-based design teams that include internal staff and external consultants and co-designers. Working collaboratively, these teams employ an equitable design approach to identify, define, investigate, and address challenges that education stakeholders (systems, educators, and students) are experiencing in the field.  SAP's internal structure is designed to support employees to thrive in a collaborative, remote environment that centers equitable design practices. All staff work together to support each member of the team and elevate their talents, skills, and lived experiences. We do this so that each of our skill sets, voices, and personal and professional journeys contribute meaningfully to SAP's mission. We value and provide growth opportunities to individuals who demonstrate a commitment to learning about equitable literacy and mathematics instruction, and its impact on the broader education ecosystem.  We use collaboration software such as Zoom Video Conference, Microsoft Outlook and Teams, Dropbox and Google Suite to facilitate communication and collaboration while working remotely. About the Position:  The Director, Literacy will lead high-impact projects and initiatives, applying deep content expertise in literacy while shaping strategy and fostering equitable learning opportunities across K-12 systems. This role requires exceptional leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to translate organizational goals into actionable team workplans. Directors will represent SAP externally, cultivating high-stakes partnerships, and internally, guiding cross-functional teams and contributing to SAP’s mission and vision. The Director, Literacy will contribute to SAP by: Building and executing departmental strategy in collaboration with senior leadership; translate strategy into actionable team workplans and initiatives. Designing and overseeing initiatives to achieve strategic priorities, ensuring deliverables are on time, within scope, and on budget. Leading multiple complex projects simultaneously, delegating effectively and fostering shared ownership across internal teams. Using short- and mid-term planning to solve problems of diverse scope and provide input on and execute organizational decisions. Providing deep expertise in literacy content, pedagogy, and systems-level leadership to support high-quality instruction and equitable student outcomes. Staying current with contemporary literacy content and evidence-based instructional practices  Managing project budgets, grant-funded initiatives, and resources, ensuring accountability, quality, and alignment with goals. Communicating effectively with diverse audiences (teachers, administrators, policymakers), tailoring messaging to context and elevating key issues appropriately. Representing SAP externally through th