Dynamic Long-Term Substitute Teacher

Northwest Arctic Borough School District; Kotzebue (AK); Sur place; USD 40 000 - 50 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Northwest Arctic Borough School District in Kotzebue is seeking a Classroom Teacher substitute to support instruction across assigned classrooms. Position reports to Site Principals and may involve supervising aides and volunteers.

Requires a Bachelor's degree and an Alaska teaching certificate, with preference for candidates having five years of teaching experience and strong computer skills. Salary and 190-day calendar to be set by the Board of Education.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and valid Alaska teaching certificate are required.
• Experience with computers is essential.
• Five years teaching experience preferred; strong content knowledge desired.

Responsabilités

• Meets and instructs assigned classes at the locations and times designated.
• Plans and provides a program of study that meets the needs of students.
• Writes daily lesson plans with objectives and activities.
• Maintains records required by policy and regulation.
• Maintains classroom discipline and a positive learning environment.
• Evaluates students and records grades regularly.
• Guides student behavior and enforces classroom rules fairly.
• Supervises teacher aides and volunteers as needed.
• Attends staff meetings and complies with district policies.

Connaissances

Computers essential

Formation

Bachelor's degree

Valid Alaska teaching certificate

Minimum of five years teaching experience preferred

Highly qualified in core academic teaching area

Description du poste

Northwest Arctic Borough School District in Kotzebue is seeking a Classroom Teacher substitute to support instruction across assigned classrooms. Position reports to Site Principals and may involve supervising aides and volunteers.

Requires a Bachelor's degree and an Alaska teaching certificate, with preference for candidates having five years of teaching experience and strong computer skills. Salary and 190-day calendar to be set by the Board of Education.