K-6 ELA & Math Instructor — February Acceleration Academy

Everett Public Schools; Everett (MA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

The Everett Public Schools February Acceleration Academy is hiring K–6 teachers to provide focused ELA and math support during February vacation. The role entails small-group instruction, engaging activities, and collaboration with families to ensure student success.

Compensation includes a $40 per hour stipend for 32 total hours (instruction + prep + orientation + late pickup) in a Title I funded program, with hours running 7:45 AM–12:45 PM, at multiple district sites.

Qualifications

• The candidate is a current EPS teacher with experience working with students in grades K-8 in good standing.
• Massachusetts educator licensure is required.
• Demonstrated experience in classroom instruction and tutoring or supporting student learning.
• Strong classroom management and an inclusive learning environment commitment.
• Ability to engage students with district ELA and math curricula.

Responsibilities

• Plan and facilitate in-person lessons aligned with DESE Standards in ELA and math.
• Use district best practices and instructional strategies for engagement and thinking.
• Utilize district technology and curricula to create engaging lessons.
• Manage classroom behavior and foster an inclusive learning community.
• Support SEL and language development standards within content instruction.
• Communicate regularly with families using culturally responsive approaches.
• Report attendance and assist with student recruitment and outreach.

Skills

Classroom management

Instructional delivery

Curriculum alignment

Communication with families

Inclusive practices

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Massachusetts educator licensure

Job description

The Everett Public Schools February Acceleration Academy is hiring K–6 teachers to provide focused ELA and math support during February vacation. The role entails small-group instruction, engaging activities, and collaboration with families to ensure student success.

Compensation includes a $40 per hour stipend for 32 total hours (instruction + prep + orientation + late pickup) in a Title I funded program, with hours running 7:45 AM–12:45 PM, at multiple district sites.