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Hudson School District is seeking a 3rd Grade Teacher for Hills Garrison Elementary School in Hudson, New Hampshire. The compensation begins at $51,000 and can reach up to $89,250 on the pay scale.
Benefits include health, dental, life and vision insurance, FSA/HSA, 403b retirement participation, AFLAC plans, NH retirement, sick/personal time, and tuition reimbursement. Must hold DOE license or SOE and meet eligibility requirements.
Hills Garrison Elementary School Hills Garrison Elementary School - Hudson, New Hampshire Open in Google Maps
Job ID: 5911002
Application Deadline: Posted until filled
Posted: Sep 01, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: Immediately
Hudson is a big town with a small-town feel. Our comprehensive K-12 public school district is the heart of the community. Our schools are built on relationships - with each other, with students and with the community.
The Hudson School District is seeking a 3rd Grade Teacher at Hills Garrison Elementary School.
Compensation: Teacher salary range starts at $51,000 according to the HFT collective bargaining agreement pay scale and ranges up to a top step salary of $89,250 at M+30.
Benefits include:
Qualifications:
NH Department of Education (DOE) Educator License or Statement of Eligibility (SOE)
Selection Procedure: EEO- Equal Opportunity Employer
Position Type: Full-time
Job Categories:
Classroom Teacher > Elementary
About UsGrades2nd - 5thSchool ColorsKelly Green and Navy BlueSchool MascotGorillaMission StatementIt is the mission of Hills Garrison School to help all members of its school community to become lifelong learners.School PhilosophyThe Hills Garrison School is one of the four elementary schools in the town of Hudson. We are committed to excellence in all academic areas as we strive to develop a community of lifelong learners. Inherent in this commitment is a be lief that all students must be provided with a challenging and meaningful program that has flexibility to meet varying student needs. Techniques used to stimulate student interest in learning are as varied as the personalities of the teachers who implement them. Each teacher has a unique way of making learning come alive. Teachers display high expectations for student performance and determine how best to individualize and enable students to meet learning objectives. Teachers use a variety of instructional and management strategies and maintain a positive classroom climate. Educators follow continuous school improvement initiatives defined in the District's Educational Improvement Plan. By linking continuous school improvement to professional development, teachers are continually encouraged to test new ideas, assess the effects of those ideas, adjust their strategies and approaches, and reassess in order to reach all students and make learning meaningful. Differentiated classrooms respond to students' varying readiness levels, interests, and learning profiles in all grades.It is especially important to us at Hills Garrison to create a collegial setting that will foster communication, cooperation, involvement in team activities, and a positive interest in learning among all members of the school community. Administrative policies and practices are designed to build a highly supportive school environment in which students, parents, staff and learning are highly respected.Education today calls for students to be active learners who not only acquire knowledge, but also apply that knowledge in meaningful ways. Children learn best if they are immersed in complex experiences and are given the opportunity to actively process what they have learned. Learning activities must address multiple intelligence theory and an awareness that not all students learn in the same way. Most importantly, the school will encourage intellectual curiosity. Students, parents, staff, School Board members, and the community at large will work cooperatively to create, nurture, and maintain this environment.Hills Garrison School, in concert with all Hudson schools, assumes a key role in developing students who are lifelong learners able to adapt to change. We will strive to meet the demands of society for increasingly sophisticated knowledge and skills. Toward that end, we welcome community involvement in upholding high standards of achievement and a commitment to lifelong learning. Let us move forward together as we work to build a school in which children will be happy, healthy, and eager to learn.