Middle School P.E. Teacher — Data-Driven & Collaborative

Orono Public Schools; Long Lake (MN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Orono Public Schools is seeking a dedicated Middle School Physical Education teacher for the second semester. The role involves delivering engaging PE instruction for middle-grade students, promoting an active lifestyle, and collaborating with staff to support academic and social-emotional growth.

You will work with teams to design assessments, use data to guide instruction, and communicate frequently with families. Minnesota licensure and strong content knowledge are required.

Qualifications

• Must hold a current Minnesota Physical Education teaching license.
• Strong content knowledge in Physical Education for middle school.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Experience collaborating with colleagues and using data to inform instruction.

Responsibilities

• Implement best practice teaching and learning strategies in Physical Education.
• Promote cooperative and active lifestyles among middle school students.
• Collaborate with team members to align with academic and social-emotional goals.
• Coordinate with teachers to design assessments and use data to target needs.
• Participate in PLCs and professional growth activities.
• Engage with parents and utilize technology to communicate progress.
• Support MTSS Tier 1 interventions in daily lessons.
• Maintain high standards for character and student growth.

Skills

Middle School

Physical Education

Classroom Management

Parent Communication

Education

Minnesota Physical Education License

Tools

Education technology tools

Job description

Orono Public Schools is seeking a dedicated Middle School Physical Education teacher for the second semester. The role involves delivering engaging PE instruction for middle-grade students, promoting an active lifestyle, and collaborating with staff to support academic and social-emotional growth.

You will work with teams to design assessments, use data to guide instruction, and communicate frequently with families. Minnesota licensure and strong content knowledge are required.