High School ELA Teacher — Growth, Equity & Impact

Kipp Inc; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 57,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

403B retirement matching

Tuition reimbursement ( uncertified to

Telehealth option

Vision and dental

Job summary

KIPP Philadelphia Public Schools seeks a High School English Language Arts teacher to deliver rigorous instruction and foster a reflective, inclusive classroom culture. You will analyze student work, collaborate with colleagues, and communicate with families while supporting KPPS core values.

The role emphasizes equity, professional growth, and a commitment to anti-racism as part of a joyful, high-expectation learning community in Philadelphia.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of full-time ELA teaching experience in an urban setting (preferred).
• Pennsylvania State certification Level I or II preferred; if uncertified, must enroll in PA-approved certification within one year of hire.
• Complete all required criminal and child abuse background checks prior to start date.

Responsibilities

• Ensure students feel affirmed, valued and challenged daily.
• Create rigorous lesson plans leveraging provided curricula/resources.
• Infuse core values into daily lessons and school practices.
• Maintain a productive, organized, safe learning environment.
• Analyze student work and data to adjust instruction.
• Communicate with families regarding student progress.
• Model and implement school policies within the classroom.
• Support field trips and school events.

Skills

ELA teaching

Classroom management

Communication with families

Education

PA state certification Level I or II

Job description

KIPP Philadelphia Public Schools seeks a High School English Language Arts teacher to deliver rigorous instruction and foster a reflective, inclusive classroom culture. You will analyze student work, collaborate with colleagues, and communicate with families while supporting KPPS core values.

The role emphasizes equity, professional growth, and a commitment to anti-racism as part of a joyful, high-expectation learning community in Philadelphia.