Inspiring Elementary Teacher for Diverse Classrooms

Springfield Empowerment Zone Partnership; Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship program

Professional development

Grow our Own pathway

Job summary

Springfield Public Schools is seeking an elementary teacher licensed for Massachusetts 1-6 to join a district renowned for equity and excellence. You will plan curricula, assess progress, and communicate with families while delivering engaging lessons aligned with district goals.

The district offers robust professional development, mentorship, and growth pathways such as “Grow our Own.” Join a collaborative team supporting diverse learners across Western Massachusetts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree with appropriate Massachusetts license for Elementary (1-6).
• Master's Degree with appropriate content area license preferred, or expected within 5 years.

Responsibilities

• Meet and instruct assigned classes in designated locations/times.
• Plan a program of study meeting student needs, interests, and abilities.
• Create a conducive classroom environment for learning and student engagement.
• Assess student progress and communicate with parents as needed.
• Maintain accurate records as required by law and policy.
• Participate in professional growth and district evaluation processes.

Skills

Curriculum planning

Differentiated instruction

Student assessment

Communication with families

Education

Bachelor's Degree with appropriate license

Master's Degree with appropriate content area license

Job description

Springfield Public Schools is seeking an elementary teacher licensed for Massachusetts 1-6 to join a district renowned for equity and excellence. You will plan curricula, assess progress, and communicate with families while delivering engaging lessons aligned with district goals.

The district offers robust professional development, mentorship, and growth pathways such as “Grow our Own.” Join a collaborative team supporting diverse learners across Western Massachusetts.