Senior Chemistry Teacher - High School

Wichita Public Schools; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

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Job summary

Wichita Public Schools in Wichita, KS is seeking a Chemistry-Sr High teacher for the 2027-2028 school year. You will implement district-approved curriculum, assess student progress, maintain accurate records, and communicate with parents and administration to support student growth.

The ideal candidate holds a Kansas secondary science license, a Bachelor's in education, and has experience teaching high school chemistry.

Qualifications

• Kansas State License in Science required or clearly stated as licensed science teacher.
• KS Certification - Secondary required for teaching in Kansas.
• Bachelor's Degree in education discipline applicable to teaching assignment.
• Master's Degree preferred for advancement.

Responsibilities

• Develops and administers high school chemistry curriculum aligned with district goals.
• Promotes a safe learning environment and supports individual and small group instruction.
• Develops lesson plans and translates plans into learning experiences.
• Assessments and reporting of student learning and progress.
• Communicates with students, parents, and administration regarding progress and expectations.
• Collaborates with department staff and participates in meetings and committees.
• Maintains classroom records and inventory of supplies.
• Supervises students in activities and coordinates with transportation as needed.

Skills

Knowledge of current teaching methods

Differentiated instruction

Data-driven instruction

Classroom management

Communication with parents and staff

Collaboration with colleagues

Education

Bachelor's Degree in education discipline applicable to teaching assignment

KS Certification - Secondary

Kansas State License in Science

Master's Degree preferred

Job description

Wichita Public Schools in Wichita, KS is seeking a Chemistry-Sr High teacher for the 2027-2028 school year. You will implement district-approved curriculum, assess student progress, maintain accurate records, and communicate with parents and administration to support student growth.

The ideal candidate holds a Kansas secondary science license, a Bachelor's in education, and has experience teaching high school chemistry.