4th Grade Teacher - Innovative Elementary Education

Applitrack; Evergreen (CO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Clear Creek School District RE1 seeks a dedicated Elementary Teacher for 4th grade at King-Murphy Elementary School. The role supports district goals, delivers grade-level instruction, and collaborates with staff and families to ensure student success.

The position requires a Colorado teaching license or authorization, a belief in ongoing professional growth, and a commitment to safety and student well-being within a 168-day school year.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated knowledge of effective instruction and developmentally appropriate teaching.
• Knowledge of content and teaching methods for elementary grades.
• Ability to communicate clearly with students, parents and colleagues.
• Understanding and empathy for working with students.

Responsibilities

• Plan instruction aligned with district curriculum for grade 4.
• Apply teaching methods that engage students and support learning.
• Assess student abilities and adjust instruction accordingly.
• Maintain student records and report progress to families.
• Coordinate with volunteers and aides as needed.
• Create a positive, structured classroom environment.
• Participate in professional growth and adhere to district policies.
• Follow district safety and confidentiality guidelines.

Skills

Demonstrated knowledge of effective/in

Content and teaching methods

Developmental needs of students

Written and oral communication skills

Establish and maintain relationships

Empathy for students

Education

Colorado Teaching License or authorization

Job description

Clear Creek School District RE1 seeks a dedicated Elementary Teacher for 4th grade at King-Murphy Elementary School. The role supports district goals, delivers grade-level instruction, and collaborates with staff and families to ensure student success.

The position requires a Colorado teaching license or authorization, a belief in ongoing professional growth, and a commitment to safety and student well-being within a 168-day school year.