High School Science Educator and Curriculum Leader

Michigan Association of School Boards; Michigan; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Richmond Community Schools in Richmond, MI, seeks a full-time High School Science Teacher to implement the district curriculum and foster student learning. You will coordinate resources, lead instructional planning, and apply current science education practices to daily lessons.

The role requires a valid teaching certificate, a bachelor’s degree (science focus preferred), and a qualification for science education. You will contribute to safe, orderly classrooms and effective student assessments.

Qualifications

• Valid Teaching Certificate.
• Bachelor's Degree minimum; science specialization preferred.
• Master’s Degree or higher preferred for science education.
• Highly qualified for Science (DI, DX).
• Experience with K-12 science curriculum and standards.

Responsibilities

• Maintains professionalism in instructing students and sharing knowledge.
• Leads curriculum development and coordinates instructional resources.
• Stays current with science education trends and implements best practices.
• Implements a comprehensive assessment system to monitor achievement.
• Maintains pupil behavior standards and a safe learning environment.
• Coordinates movement of students within the school for safety and order.
• Maintains accurate records of student demographics, achievement, and inventories.
• Uses district technology and equipment to improve communications and efficiency.
• Adheres to Board policies and administrative guidelines.

Skills

Classroom Management

Curriculum Development

Student Assessment

Leadership

Technology Proficiency

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Master's Degree

Teaching Certificate

High School Diploma

Associate’s Degree

Tools

Email

Computer

Laminator

Copier

A/V Equipment

Job description

Richmond Community Schools in Richmond, MI, seeks a full-time High School Science Teacher to implement the district curriculum and foster student learning. You will coordinate resources, lead instructional planning, and apply current science education practices to daily lessons.

The role requires a valid teaching certificate, a bachelor’s degree (science focus preferred), and a qualification for science education. You will contribute to safe, orderly classrooms and effective student assessments.