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Benefits offered by this job
Anthem Medical Plans
Ameritas Vision Plan
Delta Dental Plan
Carilion Employee Assistance Program
Generous Employee Leave Benefits
Virginia Retirement System enrollment
Job summary
A Virginia school district is seeking qualified art teachers for the 2026-2027 school year. The role involves developing and implementing instructional programs that cater to diverse student needs. Essential qualifications include a Virginia Teacher’s License and the ability to create effective lesson plans. The salary ranges from $52,832 to $85,613 annually, depending on experience, and includes comprehensive benefits. Interested candidates should be prepared to engage with parents and collaborate with fellow educators.
Qualifications
Hold or be eligible for a Virginia Teacher’s License with appropriate endorsement to teach art PreK-12.
Develop and implement effective lesson plans and curriculum materials.
Possess ability to effectively assess student learning and use results to plan and implement instruction.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement an instructional program for students in art.
Create a supportive learning environment recognizing diverse backgrounds.
Skills
Virginia Teacher’s License eligibility
Lesson planning
Student assessment
Technology integration
Google Drive proficiency
Inclusive learning environment
Effective communication
Collaboration with parents
Teamwork with teachers
Dependability
Education
Master’s degree in Education (preferred)
Job description
A Virginia school district is seeking qualified art teachers for the 2026-2027 school year. The role involves developing and implementing instructional programs that cater to diverse student needs. Essential qualifications include a Virginia Teacher’s License and the ability to create effective lesson plans. The salary ranges from $52,832 to $85,613 annually, depending on experience, and includes comprehensive benefits. Interested candidates should be prepared to engage with parents and collaborate with fellow educators.