Elementary Teacher

Elementary School Teacher

The Elementary School Teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality instruction to elementary students across multiple subject areas. This role plays a crucial part in fostering academic growth, social development, and lifelong learning skills in students. Additionally, the teacher may collaborate with other educators, attend department meetings, and participate in school-related events and exhibitions as part of their responsibilities.

Qualifications

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Education or a relevant field. Additionally, they should hold state teaching certification in Elementary Education. The ideal candidate should demonstrate proficiency in elementary education curriculum standards and instructional strategies. They should also possess strong content knowledge in core subject areas, including English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Prior experience working with elementary students in a classroom setting is required. Furthermore, candidates should have knowledge of assessment techniques and data analysis to inform instruction and track student progress. Effective classroom management skills are essential, as well as excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Candidates should be able to collaborate effectively with colleagues, administrators, and parents to support student learning and academic success. Above all, candidates must demonstrate dedication to creating a positive and inclusive learning environment for all students.

General Duties

• Develop and implement engaging and differentiated lesson plans that align with state standards and educational objectives.
• Teach a variety of subjects, including English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies, using a variety of instructional strategies and resources.
• Assess student learning through formative and summative assessments, and use data to inform instruction and provide targeted support.
• Create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment that promotes active participation, collaboration, and critical thinking.
• Manage classroom behavior effectively, establish routines, and reinforce positive behavior expectations.
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding student progress, academic goals, and areas for improvement.
• Collaborate with colleagues to plan and implement interdisciplinary units, team-teaching opportunities, and school-wide initiatives.
• Participate in professional development activities to enhance teaching skills, stay current with educational trends, and contribute to ongoing school improvement efforts.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Work is performed under the direct supervision of the School Principal.

The duties are primarily carried out within the school setting. The role involves performing professional tasks that offer support and consultation for the assigned department or program. This work often entails frequent standing, sitting, walking, and light lifting. Certain assignments may have deadlines as they involve customizing and delivering programs to cater to diverse groups' needs. Additionally, employees may be called upon to provide emergency and non-emergency health-related services for students as required.

200 Days

The posted salary applies to candidates who are properly licensed and endorsed in the areas for which they teach. Salaries will be updated following the 2026–27 budget confirmation.

If you hold a bachelor's degree and are willing to commit and take steps toward earning your teaching license, you may be eligible for an Associate Teacher position. Associate Teachers serve in full teaching roles while receiving support and guidance as they work toward licensure. The Associate Teacher salary for 2025–26 is approximately $48,265 (pending budget approval).