Job Description:

• Teach 20 periods per week of any or a combination of the following: ELA,
Social Studies, electives
• Generally work with students in grades 6-8, as assigned for the school year
• Be comfortable working with advanced and motivated students who have
strong academic backgrounds
• Work on curriculum development, which includes preparing effective
lesson units
• based on the school’s curriculum development formats.
• Maintain and update timely student records including grading (homework,
grade
• books, progress reports, report cards, student attendance, and other
required
• documents
• Actively fulfill assigned supervision duties, which could include serving as
an advisory Teacher
• Work closely with and assist students who are still developing their
English language skills.
• Apply differentiation in lessons in order to meet the needs of the students
• Meet with parents, students and other teachers when necessary to develop
interventions for students with academic or emotional/behavioral needs
• Positively and proactively communicate with parents/guardians, teachers
and students when needed.
• Serve as substitute teacher for ES, MS, and HS when needed
(compensation will be provided)
• Attend and take an active role in meetings and events (departmental,
grade level, committees, faculty, etc.)
• Perform other duties as needed (e.g. coach a sports team, handle remedial
classes)

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree required in a relevant field such as English Language
Arts, Literature, Social Studies, government or public policy. Those with
degrees in education and with a background teaching Social Studies
and/or ELA will also be considered
• Valid teaching license
• Two years teaching experience in social studies, ELA, or related field

Benefits: