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Denver Christian School seeks Substitute Teachers to support student learning and maintain continuity of instruction in the absence of the regular classroom teacher. You will carry out lesson plans and uphold the school's biblical worldview while partnering with leadership to ensure a safe, respectful learning environment for all students.
Substitute Teachers model Christian values, are prepared and dependable, and follow school policies and procedures to promote academic engagement and positive
Job Location: Denver Christian - Lakewood, CO 80235
Salary Range: $60.00 - $120.00 Commission
Substitute Teachers at Denver Christian School support student learning and maintain continuity of instruction in the absence of the regular classroom teacher. Substitute Teachers carry out lesson plans provided by the classroom teacher and uphold the school’s commitment to academic excellence within the context of a biblical worldview. They partner with school leadership to ensure a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment for all students.
Substitute Teachers model Christlike character and support the integration of faith and learning by respecting and reinforcing the biblical worldview of Denver Christian School. They engage students with care, grace, and integrity consistent with Christian values.
Substitute Teachers demonstrate commitment to the mission and values of Denver Christian School by being prepared, dependable, and professional. They follow provided lesson plans, school procedures, and expectations to support student learning and a positive school culture.
Substitute Teachers facilitate learning by clearly delivering lesson plans, assisting students as needed, and maintaining instructional momentum. While substitutes are not responsible for long-term planning or assessment, they are expected to promote academic engagement and effort during their assignment.
Substitute Teachers maintain a safe, orderly, and positive classroom environment. They manage student behavior using school-established expectations and discipline practices, seek support from administration when needed, and treat students with consistency, fairness, and respect.
Substitute Teachers work collaboratively with administrators, faculty, and staff, communicate clearly about classroom activities and student needs, and represent the school professionally at all times.
Substitute Teachers are expected to: