Title I/Elective Facilitator (Grades K-7)

Servingschools; Skowhegan (ME); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

MainePERS

Health Benefits

Job summary

Community Regional Charter School in Maine seeks a Title I/Electives Facilitator or Ed Tech III for the 2024-2025 school year. The role includes leading morning Title I instruction and coordinating elective activities such as crafts, sports, robotics, and language learning for elementary and middle learners.

Applicants should have a Maine DOE teaching certificate; prior teaching in a school is preferred, but the campus is open to skilled educators exploring a new model of learning in a 1:1

Qualifications

• Must hold a professional teaching certificate from the Maine DOE.
• Experience with Title I instruction preferred but open to first-time educators.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate electives during the school day (e.g., Cricut crafts, snowshoeing, soccer, robotics, PE, music, foreign language) for ages 5-8 and 8-12.
• Lead Title I instruction in morning sessions.
• Design personalized learning experiences aligned to targets and be flexible in teaching approaches.

Skills

Professional teaching certificate

Education

Maine DOE Teaching Certificate

Job description

Community Regional Charter School is accepting applications for a Title I/Electives Facilitator or Ed Tech III for the 2024-2025 school year. Must have a professional teaching certificate from the Maine DOE.

Community Regional Charter School, Maine’s first elementary charter school, is seeking to add highly engaging, flexible, creative, and future-focused learning facilitators (teachers) to our team. CRCS is located in rural Central Maine and will educate approximately 330 learners ages 4-17 in a Mass Customized Learning environment. Our Cornville Campus serves learners ages 5-13 in a flexible learning environment with 1:1 technology.

This position will be a facilitator of electives during the school day, with groups of learners doing activities such as (but not limited to) Cricut crafts, snowshoeing, soccer, robotics, physical education, music, foriegn language, etc. for ages 5-8 and 8-12 year old groups. This person will also lead Title I instruction in the mornings.

Unlike traditional, industrial-aged school systems, our learning community invites facilitators to design learning experiences for children that personalize their learning while meeting their individualized learning targets. Prior experience in a school would be preferred but we are open to having our campus be the first education experience for highly-skilled, dynamic teachers who believe in this mission and vision.

Salary

Based on Certifications: reach out to [e-mail] to learn more.

Competitive and comparable to surrounding districts

MainePers and full Health Benefits

Deadline For Applications

Applicants should specify the grades they would like to teach including preferred assignments. Applicants will be reviewed on a rolling basis and positions willl be filled when a suitable candidate is found.

A Complete Application Packet Will Contain

• Cover Letter
• Your Application Form, fully completed and signed
• Application: https://www.crcsme.org/employment (Click on instructional application)
• Resume and Transcript(s)
• State of Maine Teaching Certificate
• Maine Department of Education Background Check (CHRC) Approval (Fingerprinting) with Explanation for gaps in employment during the past ten years and
• Explanation for all YES answers to questions in the “Background Section”
• Three letters of reference
• Electronic copies sent via email will be accepted