Environmental Science Teacher: Climate & Lab Education

GEO Louisiana Schools; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

GEO Louisiana Schools in Baton Rouge is seeking an Environmental Science teacher to educate students about human impacts on ecosystems, climate change, pollution, and sustainability. You will design curricula, conduct lab and field work, and evaluate student performance.

The role emphasizes collaboration with staff, ongoing professional development, and working within a 10-month term. A Bachelor's degree in environmental science and state licensure are preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology, or closely related field.
• State-issued teaching licensure (e.g., Level 1 or Type C certificate in Louisiana) preferred.
• Strong communication, critical thinking, analytical skills for lab work.

Responsibilities

• Instructs students by lecturing, demonstrating, and using technology aids and materials.
• Prepares course objectives, curriculum and outline for course of study following state guidelines.
• Assigns lessons and corrects homework.
• Administers tests, records results, and reports progress to parents.
• Keeps accurate attendance records and maintains classroom discipline.
• Meets with parents to discuss student progress and opportunities.
• Participates in faculty meetings, conferences and teacher training workshops.
• Performs other duties as assigned by school administration.

Skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Analytical skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in environmental science or related field

State-issued teaching licensure (preferred)

Job description

GEO Louisiana Schools in Baton Rouge is seeking an Environmental Science teacher to educate students about human impacts on ecosystems, climate change, pollution, and sustainability. You will design curricula, conduct lab and field work, and evaluate student performance.

The role emphasizes collaboration with staff, ongoing professional development, and working within a 10-month term. A Bachelor's degree in environmental science and state licensure are preferred.