Elementary Classroom Teacher: Inspiring Student Growth

Springfield Empowerment Zone Partnership; Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salaries and benefits

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Springfield Public Schools seeks qualified elementary teachers (grades 1-6) to join a district committed to equity and excellence. The role emphasizes planning, instructional variety, and alignment with district goals.

Strong collaboration with staff and ongoing professional growth are expected. Candidates should hold an Elementary license (1-6) from MA DESE and a Bachelor's degree with licensure; a Master's degree is preferred and may be pursued within 5 years.

Qualifications

• Elementary educator license (grades 1-6) from MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
• Bachelor’s Degree with appropriate license in education.
• Master’s Degree with appropriate content area license preferred and/or expected within 5 years.

Responsibilities

• Instruct and meet assigned classes as scheduled.
• Plan a program of study meeting students' needs and abilities.
• Create a conducive classroom environment.
• Guide learning toward district curriculum goals and communicate clear objectives.
• Assess students’ progress and provide reports; communicate with parents as needed.

Skills

Classroom instruction

Curriculum alignment

Parent communication

Professional growth

Education

Elementary license (1-6) MA DESE

Bachelor’s Degree with license

Master’s Degree preferred (within 5 years)

Job description

Springfield Public Schools seeks qualified elementary teachers (grades 1-6) to join a district committed to equity and excellence. The role emphasizes planning, instructional variety, and alignment with district goals.

Strong collaboration with staff and ongoing professional growth are expected. Candidates should hold an Elementary license (1-6) from MA DESE and a Bachelor's degree with licensure; a Master's degree is preferred and may be pursued within 5 years.