Biology & Special Education Teacher — Inspire Learning

Smithville Elementary School PTO, Inc.; Clarkston (GA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Clarkston High School invites applications for a Biology/General Education Teacher to implement high academic expectations and foster a safe, engaging learning environment. The role emphasizes collaboration with team members and strong communication with students, parents, and district staff.

The position requires delivering diverse instruction, managing classroom behavior, and contributing to student development and achievement conferences as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree from a GCPSC-approved college or university.
• Valid PSC teaching certificate in the relevant field.
• Special Education certification and endorsements (ESOL & Gifted as required).
• Pass the GACE Education Ethics Assessment.
• Minimum two years of verifiable industrial work experience.

Responsibilities

• Teaches grade-relevant curriculum as required by district.
• Delivers instruction both in-person and virtually with prepared lesson plans.
• Communicates with parents/district staff via phone, email, or video.
• Maintains a conducive classroom environment for learning and student development.
• Supervises paraprofessionals and coordinates with colleagues and administrators.
• Gathers data and reports progress, attendance, and performance.
• Follows district and state guidelines and participates in professional development.

Skills

Communication

Team collaboration

Student-centered instruction

Classroom management

Education

Bachelor's degree (GA)

Georgia teaching certificate

Special Education certification/endorsements

ESOL & Gifted endorsements

GACE Education Ethics Assessment

Two years of industry work experience

Job description

Clarkston High School invites applications for a Biology/General Education Teacher to implement high academic expectations and foster a safe, engaging learning environment. The role emphasizes collaboration with team members and strong communication with students, parents, and district staff.

The position requires delivering diverse instruction, managing classroom behavior, and contributing to student development and achievement conferences as needed.