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Mount Prospect Academy's Vermont Permanency Initiative in Bennington, VT seeks an English Teacher for grades 6-12 at a residential school. You will deliver General Education, collaborate with a team including special education staff, clinicians, and residential teams to support therapeutically-informed instruction.
Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor's in English or Education and Vermont licensure or eligibility; experience with youth and residential settings is a plus.
The Vermont Permanency Initiative (VPI) is seeking a passionate English Teacher at the New England School for Girls, a residential school serving students in grades 6-12, to provide general education services and work collaboratively as part of a team with planning, instructing, and special education services.
Our ideal candidate will demonstrate knowledge of Common Core, the Vermont Proficiency-based Graduation Requirements, and 21st Century learning, understanding, and applications of best practices in teaching and learning in English Language Arts. Is enthusiastic, student centered and committed to educating all students to high standards and establish and maintain standards of student behavior conducive to an effective learning environment.
This is a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on students who benefit from individualized instruction, therapeutic support, and strong, positive relationships.
We can help qualified candidates obtain licensure through a professional development plan.
Vermont Permanency Initiative is part of Mount Prospect Academy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping adolescents overcome challenges and build successful futures through education, treatment, and supportive services.
Vermont Permanency Initiative (VPI), a program at Mount Prospect Academy, provides residential, educational, clinical, and permanency-focused services for adolescents and young adults. Our mission is to help youth build meaningful connections, develop life skills, and achieve long-term success through compassionate, trauma-informed care.