Science in the Park Teacher

Sylvania; Lakeview (NY); On-site; USD 42,653 - 60,749; Part time

Job summary

Sylvania is seeking a Science in the Park Event Teacher for the Lakeview School District’s event on July 15. The role involves planning and facilitating engaging, hands-on science experiences for elementary students and families. Responsibilities include organizing activities, managing materials, and ensuring a safe environment during the event. Preferred qualifications include experience in science instruction and strong organizational skills. Compensation is $37.53 per hour, with a commitment of approximately 10–20 hours total.

Qualifications

• Current Lakeview School District teacher.
• Interest or experience in science instruction or STEM programming is preferred.
• Strong organizational and facilitation skills are required.

Responsibilities

• Plan and organize interactive science activities.
• Prepare and manage materials for outdoor science stations.
• Ensure a safe environment and supervision of activities.

Skills

Organizational skills

Facilitation skills

Experience with elementary age children

Interest in science instruction

Education

Current Lakeview School District teacher

Job description

Position Summary

The Science in the Park Event Teacher supports the planning and facilitation of the Lakeview School District’s “Science in the Park” event on July 15 at Minges Brook Elementary. This role focuses on creating and leading engaging, hands‑on science experiences that spark curiosity, promote inquiry, and provide fun learning opportunities for elementary students and families.

Funding Source

This position is funded under Section 31a At‑Risk, therefore all job responsibilities and duties are aligned with the Section 31 At‑Risk Program’s Intent and Purposes, specifically to provide supplementary support to children who are failing or most at risk of failing to meet the district's core academic curriculum standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and organize interactive, age‑appropriate science activities and experiments
• Prepare and manage materials and supplies for outdoor science stations
• Set up and facilitate activities during the event on July 15
• Engage students and families in inquiry‑based, hands‑on learning experiences
• Support event logistics, including setup, transitions, and cleanup
• Ensure a safe environment, including proper use of materials and supervision of activities

Qualifications

• Current Lakeview School District teacher with an
• Interest or experience in science instruction or STEM programming preferred
• Strong organizational and facilitation skills
• Experience with elementary age children preferred
• Effective summative rating on most recent evaluation preferred

Time Commitment

• Includes preparation time prior to July 15 and participation during the event
• Approximately 10–20 hours total

Compensation

$37.53 / hour

EOE