About this role
Multiple substitute teacher positions available to fill daily openings throughout the school year while school is in session. Essential duties include: Check In: Arrive early to sign in at the main office, collect room keys, ID badges, and review any assigned supervisory duties for the day. Review Class Information: Read the permanent teacher’s lesson plans, emergency procedures, seating charts, and classroom rules before students arrive. Prepare Materials: Set up necessary textbooks, worksheets, technology, and instructional materials for the day's activities. Take Attendance: Accurately record student attendance and tardies, then submit the report to the main office according to school protocols. Execute Lesson Plans: Deliver instruction strictly following the regular teacher's curriculum plans and keep learning on track. Guide Learning: Explain assignments, facilitate discussions, answer questions, and assist students with individual or group work. Maintain Classroom Discipline: Enforce school policies, classroom rules, and dress codes consistent with the regular teacher's system. Supervise Students: Monitor student safety and behavior in the classroom, hallways, lunchroom, playground, or during assigned duties (e.g., bus duty). Handle Emergencies: Respond calmly and effectively to student medical needs, behavioral disruptions, or safety drills (fire, lockdown, shelter-in-place). Collect Student Work: Gather completed assignments, tests, and homework to turn in to the classroom teacher. Tidy the Classroom: Ensure desks are organized, learning materials are returned to their proper places, and the room is left clean. Leave Detailed Notes: Write a comprehensive end-of-day summary for the permanent teacher highlighting finished lessons, student behavior, and any issues that arose. Check Out: Dismiss students safely, lock the classroom, return all keys and badges, and check out with the main office before leaving.
Candidates must have completed a minimum of two years in a four-year degree college program that they are still pursuing. Candidates must have an associate's degree or bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.