High School Science Teacher — Trauma-Informed & Differentiated

Michigan Association of School Boards; Wayne (MI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Lincoln Park Public Schools is seeking a Secondary Science Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. This full-time position requires differentiating lessons for varied abilities and using research-based instructional techniques to engage students.

A valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with the DX or DI endorsements and MTTC scores is required, along with adherence to MCL 380.1531 and related rules. Collaboration with staff and a trauma-informed classroom approach are essential.

Qualifications

• Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with proper endorsements (DX or DI) and evidence of MTTC scores
• Must meet MCL 380.1531 & Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of MI Teachers
• Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Board of Education and/or Superintendent may find appropriate and acceptable

Responsibilities

• Differentiate lessons for specific abilities
• Use research-based instructional techniques
• Oversee small group and whole group instruction
• Provide a learning environment that is trauma-informed
• Provide instruction to address the State Benchmarks
• Use appropriate technology tools
• Complete records in a timely manner
• Actively participate in school committees
• Actively participate in department data analysis
• Communicate to all members of the school & community
• Meet the physical and mental demands of the teaching profession and the position
• Maintain philosophy in accord with Lincoln Park Public Schools
• Work cooperatively with staff
• Follow the requirements of supervisors
• Provide classroom instruction and keep accurate student records
• Other duties as assigned

Education

Michigan Teaching Certificate

Job description

Lincoln Park Public Schools is seeking a Secondary Science Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. This full-time position requires differentiating lessons for varied abilities and using research-based instructional techniques to engage students.

A valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with the DX or DI endorsements and MTTC scores is required, along with adherence to MCL 380.1531 and related rules. Collaboration with staff and a trauma-informed classroom approach are essential.