Kindergarten Teacher: Engage & Grow Through Learning
Connally ISD
Waco (TX)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 65,000
Full time
5 hours ago
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Job summary
Connally Independent School District in Texas seeks a Teacher (Exempt/Professional) to provide high-quality instruction, monitor student progress, and collaborate with staff to support diverse learners. The role emphasizes standards-aligned teaching, data-informed decisions, and engaging learning experiences. A bachelor's in education and valid TX certification are required; bilingual skills are preferred. This is a full-time position with 187 days and a focus on equity and student growth.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in education or related field and valid Texas teaching certificate.
Experience using instructional data to inform planning.
Ability to collaborate with families and community partners.
Responsibilities
Develop lesson plans aligned with state standards and district curriculum.
Deliver engaging, standards-aligned instruction.
Use assessment data to monitor progress and adjust instruction.
Create a safe, respectful classroom environment.
Collaborate with colleagues and communicate with parents and guardians.
Skills
Bilingual (preferred)
Data-driven instruction
Collaborative teamwork
Education
Bachelor's degree in education or related field
Valid Texas teaching certification
Tools
Student data tools
Educational technology
Job description
Connally Independent School District in Texas seeks a Teacher (Exempt/Professional) to provide high-quality instruction, monitor student progress, and collaborate with staff to support diverse learners. The role emphasizes standards-aligned teaching, data-informed decisions, and engaging learning experiences. A bachelor's in education and valid TX certification are required; bilingual skills are preferred. This is a full-time position with 187 days and a focus on equity and student growth.