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School Improvement and Professional Learning Consultant

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The School Improvement and Professional Learning Consultant subcontract focuses on providing strategic consulting and professional learning services for prime contractors supporting St. Mary’s County Public Schools. The selected consultant will be responsible for developing monitoring plans, auditing documentation to ensure MSDE compliance, and validating that school improvement plans utilize evidence-based practices. Additionally, the role involves delivering professional development for staff and requires a deep familiarity with Maryland’s Early Learning and CCRS standards. Key deliverables for this engagement include comprehensive monitoring plans, detailed compliance reports, and validated school improvement plans. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 611710 and is associated with the state of Maryland. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 4, 2026.

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Maryland

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MD, USA

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RFQ-SMCPS-2027-SIC - SMCPS School Improvement Consultant

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Performs professional learning and strategic consulting for prime contractors on St. Mary’s County Public Schools improvement projects. Develops monitoring plans, audits documentation for MSDE compliance, validates evidence-based practices in school improvement plans, and delivers professional development for staff. Requires familiarity with Maryland’s Early Learning and CCRS standards. Delivers monitoring plans, compliance reports, and validated improvement plans.

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