About The Position

Pasco School District No. 1 is seeking a temporary 1.0 FTE 5th Grade English Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year at Columbia River Elementary School. The salary is based on the 2026–2027 Certificated Salary Schedule. The successful candidate will demonstrate commitment to student success, align their work with state requirements and the school’s guiding principles, vision, and mission, and bring passion and enthusiasm to working with all students. The candidate will participate in required trainings and professional development, use best practices to foster meaningful learning experiences, work within a system that supports student interventions, and collaborate with relevant staff to improve student outcomes.

Requirements

  • Valid Washington State Teaching Certificate with applicable endorsement.
  • At least a bachelor’s degree.
  • Commitment to student success and alignment with state requirements and the school’s guiding principles, vision, and mission.
  • Passion and enthusiasm for working with all students.
  • Willingness to participate in required trainings and professional development, implement best practices, support student interventions, and collaborate with relevant staff.

Nice To Haves

  • Previous successful classroom teaching experience.
  • Bilingual/biliterate in English and Spanish. The posting defines this as having previously been hired into a PSD Bilingual Certificated assignment or obtaining a passing score on the STAMP Assessment.

Responsibilities

  • Foster student success while aligning instruction with state requirements and the school’s guiding principles, vision, and mission.
  • Participate in required trainings and professional development.
  • Implement best practices that foster meaningful learning experiences.
  • Work within a system that supports student interventions.
  • Collaborate with relevant staff members to enhance student outcomes.
  • Work with and demonstrate enthusiasm for all students.
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