Chemistry/Physical Science High School Faculty ***Up to $6,500 Signing Bonus***

To instruct scholars by delivering a grade 6-12 curriculum in multiple disciplines, teach effectively, utilize a group-focused instructional system, and preserve the end goal of student learning and achieving academic success.

Responsibilities

Instructional
Plan/organize lessons—includes homework, test enrichment and remedial material.
Motivate scholars, focus instruction, use point system, and make clear presentations.
Check the learning, use group and group leaders, review or re-teach as needed.
Evaluate and provide feedback to scholars from diagnostic assessment tools that identify leaning strengths and needs of every scholar for the purpose of intervention and/or acceleration toward academic excellence.
Give presentations, explanations, and directions in a manner understood by scholars.
Maintain scholar attention in class—involve scholars by asking questions, and encouraging participation.
Demonstrate knowledge of subject matter through a variety of instructional techniques and instructional media with best practices, specific content knowledge, and the needs and capabilities of the scholar(s).
Classroom Management
Maintain a safe classroom environment by implementing precautions to assure safe surroundings in the classroom and for all scholars.
Create a classroom environment conducive to learning and is developmentally suitable to the maturity and interest of the scholars.
Uphold The Student Scholars Code of Conduct.
Prevent behavior problems by keeping scholars engaged and intervening early before an issue arises.
Reinforce/reward appropriate social and academic behavior in compliance with school rules and the Scholar Parent Handbook.
Participate in general supervision through the school.
Maintain accurate, complete and correct records of the scholars as required by law, school policy, and administrative regulations.
Assessment
Evaluate the effectiveness of teaching based on results of student achievement (daily student performance and standardized tests). Please note, student achievement on standardized assessments is critical to the efforts of the schools and are accounted with the teacher evaluation process.

Rapport with Scholars and Parents
Work with students enthusiastically, interact with students effectively, and contribute to the success of student life.
Offer time outside of classroom time to speak with parents/guardians by phone/email to address questions/concerns regarding their scholars’ grades/classroom issues.
Sponsor scholar activities/sports/clubs/organizations.
Professional Relationships
Parents (professionalism in all aspects)
Colleagues (respect, help others)
Administrators (cooperation, willingness to try new ideas, ability to accept constructive criticism and improve)
Commitment to Organization
Take initiative in promoting/marketing the school.
Maintain and project a positive image of the school.
Actively participate in the general success of the school.
Involvement in school improvement—bring issues/concerns to administration for resolution.
Perform other related duties as assigned or directed in order to support the overall success of all schools on one campus.
Professional Growth (self and others)

Learn/study—become a student of learning
Read and promote reading to scholars
Share expertise/ideas with others and help them develop professionally
Pursue higher education and life-long learning activities