STEM Lab Teacher (2027-2028 School Year)

Denver School of Science and Technology; Denver (CO); In loco; USD 60.000 - 78.000; Tempo pieno

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Relocation stipend

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DSST Public Schools is seeking a Middle School STEM Lab Teacher across multiple Denver and Aurora campuses for the 2027-28 school year. The role offers $60,000–$78,000 based on up to 10 years of experience, plus a relocation stipend for moves from 75 miles or more outside Denver.

The position is full-time, in-person, and benefits-eligible, with a late July 2027 start and ongoing collaboration with DSST curriculum and STEM pathways teams.

Mansioni

• Deliver Engaging, Rigorous Instruction: Use DSST curriculum resources to plan and teach culturally responsive, grade-level-aligned STEM lessons across multiple classes daily.
• Bring STEM Learning to Life: Facilitate hands-on, project-based learning aligned with high-school pathways and real-world industry challenges.
• Collaborate Across STEM Pathways: Partner with industry professionals and high school STEM teams to build meaningful projects.
• Support Every Student's Growth: Differentiate instruction and assess learning to assist diverse learners.
• Build a Positive Classroom Culture: Foster an inclusive, supportive environment where students take risks and grow confidence in STEM.
• Collaborate & Grow Professionally: Engage in instructional coaching and professional development.

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Thank you for your interest in joining DSST Public Schools for the 2027-28 school year! Please note that final interviews for these positions are expected to begin by February 2027. If you have questions or need to be considered on a different timeline, please don't hesitate to reach out to our Talent Team at [e-mail]. We're excited to learn more about you throughout the hiring process!

Position

Middle School STEM Lab Teacher

Grade Level

Middle School (6th-8th grade)

Location

Multiple DSST Public Schools locations across Denver and Aurora, Colorado. View current openings. We encourage you to apply even if your preferred position is not yet listed, as additional opportunities may become available throughout the hiring season.

Salary

$60,000-$78,000 based on up to 10 years of aligned experience. We also offer a relocation stipend for candidates moving from 75 miles or more outside Denver!

Status

Full-time, school-year, benefits-eligible, exempt, in-person position

Start

Late July 2027, beginning with new staff training. View the school-year calendar.

Company Mission

Spark Curiosity. Inspire Innovation. Build the Future of STEM!

At DSST Public Schools, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to discover their interests, explore new possibilities, and develop the skills to shape their future. Our STEM Lab Teachers bring learning to life through hands-on, project-based experiences that build creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.

As a Middle School STEM Lab Teacher, you'll introduce students to a variety of STEM disciplines, helping them discover their passions and develop foundational skills for high school and beyond. You'll create engaging learning experiences connected to real-world challenges, build strong relationships with students, and inspire the next generation of innovators.

At DSST, Middle School STEM Lab teachers are equipped with high-quality, intentionally designed curriculum informed by experts, veteran educators, and students. Teachers have the flexibility to bring their passion and creativity to the classroom while relying on a comprehensive, in-house curriculum with ready-to-use daily lessons and unit plans. See our STEM Lab Curriculum Program here.

Explore, Discover & Prepare for High School STEM Pathways

At DSST, the STEM journey begins in middle school. Through STEM Lab, students explore foundational concepts in:

• Biomedical Science
• Engineering
• Computer Science
• Entrepreneurship

Through hands-on projects and industry-connected learning experiences, students discover their interests and build transferable skills that prepare them to pursue specialized STEM pathways in high school, where they can work toward earning a STEM certificate.

Why Teach STEM Lab at DSST?

Spark Curiosity & Creativity: Introduce students to exciting STEM disciplines through engaging projects that encourage them to experiment, innovate, and solve real-world problems.

Connect Learning to Real Careers: Collaborate with industry partners and high school STEM teams to create meaningful learning experiences that prepare students for future opportunities.

Grow as an Educator: Receive regular instructional coaching, actionable feedback, and professional development while collaborating with fellow educators.

See STEM Lab Learning in Action at DSST!

Curious what STEM Lab looks like in our middle school classrooms? Explore how DSST students are building, creating, and solving real-world challenges!

Step Inside a DSST STEM Lab Classroom: Meet a DSST STEM Lab teacher and see how hands-on learning comes to life.

Discover Our Middle School STEM Lab Program: Explore how students use drones, robotics, and 3D printing while preparing for high school STEM pathways.

See Our 2026 STEM & Creative Core Showcase: See students showcase their creativity, STEM projects, and innovative solutions to real-world challenges.

What You'll Do

• Deliver Engaging, Rigorous Instruction: Use DSST curriculum resources to plan and teach culturally responsive, grade-level-aligned STEM lessons across approximately 3-5 classes daily, depending on campus needs.
• Bring STEM Learning to Life: Facilitate hands-on, project-based learning experiences aligned with high-school STEM pathways and connected to real-world industry challenges.
• Collaborate Across STEM Pathways: Partner with industry professionals and high school STEM teams and collaboration to build meaningful projects and skills.
• Support Every Student's Growth: Collaborate With Special Services and English Language Development teams to differentiate instruction, assess student learning, and support students with diverse learning needs.
• Build a Positive Classroom Culture: Foster an inclusive, supportive environment where students feel empowered to take risks, learn from mistakes, and develop confidence in STEM.
• Collaborate & Grow Professionally: Engage in regular instructional coaching,