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Worcester Public Schools is seeking a Long Term Substitute Teacher for Physical Education at Sullivan Middle School, starting immediately. The role requires a Massachusetts DESE license in Physical Education and a Bachelor's degree, with a focus on equity and supporting diverse learners.
The candidate will align instruction with district/state standards, assess student learning, and adapt lessons for English learners and students with disabilities, while contributing to a competitive salary
Starting Date: Immediately
SUBJECT: Long Term Substitute Teacher: Physical Education
REPORTS TO: BUILDING PRINCIPAL
As a teacher in the Worcester Public Schools you will be expected to provide rigorous instruction to the diverse population of students in your classroom. You will be expected to align your teaching to the district and state curriculum; to regularly assess students for learning comprehension and to modify your teaching to ensure that students are learning; to provide a classroom that is conducive to the learning needs of all students, especially students who are learning English and students with disabilities.
The Worcester Public Schools is wonderfully diverse and our successful teachers capitalize on this diversity to provide rich learning environments. Being an educator in the Worcester Public Schools will require that you have patience, perseverance, creativity, excellent content knowledge, and a true desire to prepare all students for successful lives.
For applicants who are committed to the work of preparing Worcester students to excel in college and beyond, we offer a competitive salary package and participation in federal loan forgiveness programs (more information about these programs is available on our website in the Human Resources section).
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES: (to be included along with other responsibilities)
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
WORK YEAR: Long Term Substitute assignment will be through the end of the school year. The successful