Full-Time Substitute Teacher — Inspire K-12 Classrooms

University Schools; Greeley (CO); On-site; USD 28,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive daily pay: $150/day (1‑yr)

Competitive daily pay: $165/day (3‑ or

100% employer-paid coverage (short/lt)

$1,000 HSA contribution

Comprehensive healthcare coverage

PERA retirement & paid time off

Voluntary Aflac policies & FSA

Job summary

University Schools in Greeley, CO seeks a Full-Time Substitute Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. The role covers elementary to high school, with full-time benefits and a contract through the remainder of the school year.

You’ll bring lesson plans to life, adapt to different age groups, and collaborate with teachers and administrators to keep learning thriving in a long-standing public charter campus with nearly 1,800 students.

Qualifications

• Active Colorado Department of Education (CDE) Teaching License or Substitute Authorization.
• Strong communication and classroom management; energetic and adaptable.
• Commitment to a safe, respectful learning space and completion of standard background check.

Responsibilities

• Inspire and guide: bring lesson plans to life and keep routines engaging.
• Embrace variety: teach different age groups and subjects across the week.
• Be a team player: assist colleagues, supervise outdoors, support school-wide needs.
• Connect and collaborate: provide updates to returning teachers and work with building principals.

Skills

Communication skills

Classroom management

Adaptability

Background check

Education

Colorado Department of Education Teaching License or Substitute Authorization

Job description

University Schools in Greeley, CO seeks a Full-Time Substitute Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. The role covers elementary to high school, with full-time benefits and a contract through the remainder of the school year.

You’ll bring lesson plans to life, adapt to different age groups, and collaborate with teachers and administrators to keep learning thriving in a long-standing public charter campus with nearly 1,800 students.