Animal Science Instructor School Year

Animal Science Instructor

The Akron Board of Education announces an opening for an Animal Science Instructor. Job Code 006, Time Schedule 380 (190 days), Salary TBD. Extended time may be required before and/or after the school year for this position which would be compensated at the hourly extended time rate. Collective Bargaining Unit- AEA. This is a State Teachers Retirement System position. Application must be made electronically through Please upload a letter of interest, resume, and a current copy of appropriate license and/or certificate, in addition to completing the online application. The Superintendent reserves the right to either keep the position open until suitable applicants are found or to cancel and repost the position with such changes as may be deemed appropriate. For further information, please contact Marcie Ebright, Director, Office of College and Career Academies of Akron, View phone number on click.appcast.io or Human Resources, View phone number on click.appcast.io.

Qualifications: Required: Currently hold a Career Technical teaching license issued by the state of Ohio and eligible to teach courses in the Animal Science & Management (A2) pathway; or, Eligible for teaching certificate documented by a current CTE-36, and Complete the eligibility process as determined by your level of formal education. The Ohio Department of Education will determine applicant's eligibility for certification using the CTE-36, Qualification Evaluation Form. This form is available from the Office of College and Career Academies, View phone number on click.appcast.io. The following indicates your current level of formal education and the minimum years of recent employment required: Bachelor's degree in Animal or Veterinary Science with evidence of at least two years of recent work experience in an animal science career field; or Associate's degree in Animal or Veterinary Science with evidence of at least three years of recent work experience an animal science career field; or High school diploma or equivalent and evidence of at least five years of recent work experience in an animal science career field. New hires, not currently certified, must be eligible to enroll in a teacher education program leading to a five-year teaching license. In addition to teacher licensure, the applicant will: Obtain and keep current all industry standards certification/credentials or designations required by the state for career technical funding. Meet all district requirements for entry-year teachers including Four Year Resident Educator and/or PAR. Willing to attend required third party curriculum training. Desired: Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of: Animal anatomy and physiology Dietary requirement for different animal species Genetics and breeding Animal husbandry and management 5 years of professional work experience as a Veterinary Technician or Veterinarian Experience with educational pedagogies and Google Apps for Education. A commitment to annually updating educational and trade skills. A commitment to working with students, professionals, and community members in a multi-cultural setting.

Position Description: Work with the Office of College and Career Academies and be responsible for the pathway, recruitment of students, collaborate with community partnerships, market pathway successes, develop course of study, participate in group activities and take part in action research when appropriate. Work with the Office of College and Career Academies to design, organize, and deliver skill- training opportunities as outlined by the Quality Program Rubric. Assist in the development of the curriculum outline, guides and graded course of study utilizing the appropriate standards for the pathway in accordance with guidelines of the Ohio Department of Education. Plan, instruct, and manage required student occupational opportunities through school-based learning, work-based learning, and connective activities. Examples include, but are not limited to, classroom instruction, speakers' bureau, field experiences, shadowing, internships, mentoring, college visits, early placement, advanced training options, and apprenticeships. Plan and teach a career cluster class. Establish and work closely with an Academy Advisory Board as outlined by the Quality Program Rubric. Work with the Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC) to develop an Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP), as mandated by the State of Ohio to maintain proper certification/license. Keep in close contact with the home through phone calls, visits, parent/teacher conferences, report card pickup, and written communications. Promote and participate in local, state, and national student organization activities. Assist in developing, maintaining, and modifying student's Individual 10 year Plan and utilize an online college and career advising platform. The passport should list occupational skills obtained at the conclusion of the training program and individual long-term goals. Provide students pathways to further education, including instructional and/or support for dual enrollment and post-secondary options. Assist students in securing employment. Provide students with an opportunity to obtain industry certification/credentials. Work to improve student outcomes and test scores whenever possible especially the Ohio Graduation Test, the Ohio Career Technical Assessment through practical applications of academic standards. Enhance classroom instruction by implementing technology. Maintain a complete file of all necessary work permits, student identification material, internship, early- placement material which includes, but is not limited to, permission slips, training agreements, training plans, parent-student agreement, and documentation of employment supervision. Operate the laboratory, when open to customer service (where applicable), in an industry- approved method incorporating acceptable business practices. Complete necessary reports, forms, and accounting procedures required by the building principal, Office of College and Career Academies, Auditor, and the Treasurer. Maintain an inventory of supplies and equipment in the laboratory. Report to and carry out any other responsibilities as assigned by the building principal.

If you require any special services (such as interpreter, braille or larger print, or wheelchair-accessible accommodations) covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Public Law 101-336, Section 102, please call the Department of Human Resources at View phone number on click.appcast.io. If you are using a TTY/TTD, please call the Ohio Relay Service, View phone number on click.appcast.io. Akron Public Schools is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and transgender identity), disability, age, religion, military status, ancestry or genetic information (collectively, "protected classes").