Inspiring High School Physics Teacher

Green Dot Public Schools California; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 71,000 - 128,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental & Vision

Employee Assistance Program

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Mentor-based Induction Program

Wellness programs

CalSTRS

Job summary

Green Dot Public Schools California seeks passionate teachers to join our credentialed team, delivering high-quality instruction aligned with California standards. You will create a culture of learning, plan data-driven lessons, and build strong relationships with students and families.

Candidates must hold a California credential by July 2026 or be enrolled in credentialing, with a bachelor’s degree required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Strong content knowledge and instructional planning capacity.
• Excellent collaboration and organizational skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Exhibit and uphold Green Dot core values.
• Create a culture of learning in your classroom.
• Engage in data-driven planning and assessment of student learning.
• Establish a culture of respect and rapport with the students which supports the students’ emotional safety.
• Facilitate rigorous learning by delivering cognitively engaging lessons that incorporate our instructional methodologies.
• Engage in critical reflection, constantly revising practice to increase effectiveness.
• Participate in a professional community across your school site and the Green Dot network.
• Develop partnerships within the community by communicating with families and bringing to bear resources that support student success in college, leadership, and life.

Skills

Growth mindset

Content knowledge

Collaboration

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Green Dot Public Schools California seeks passionate teachers to join our credentialed team, delivering high-quality instruction aligned with California standards. You will create a culture of learning, plan data-driven lessons, and build strong relationships with students and families.

Candidates must hold a California credential by July 2026 or be enrolled in credentialing, with a bachelor’s degree required.