LOI Math Teacher 26-27

McCracken•Paducah, KY

About The Position

The LOI Math Teacher educates students by demonstrating professional leadership; assessing and communicating learning results; demonstrating knowledge of content; reflecting on and evaluating teaching and learning; designing and planning instruction; collaborating with colleagues, parents, and others; creating and maintaining a learning climate; engaging in professional development; implementing and managing instruction; and using technology. The position requires a current Kentucky teaching certificate for consideration, specifically a valid state teaching certificate for the applicable subject area and/or grade level. The teacher plans and delivers instruction, establishes objectives and assessments, maintains accurate records, and creates a classroom environment suited to students’ learning needs and maturity. The teacher follows Board of Education and School SBDM Council policies, protects students and school property, communicates with families, collaborates with colleagues and the community, and carries out assigned school duties. The position is for 185 days; salary and work year are established by the Board. Performance is evaluated under the Board’s policy for certified personnel.

Requirements

Must have a current Kentucky Teaching Certificate to be considered.
Valid state teaching certificate for the specific subject area and/or grade level.

Responsibilities

Implement Board of Education and School SBDM Council rules, regulations, policies, and administrative guidelines.
Maintain accurate, complete, and correct records as required by law and district policy.
Guide student learning toward curriculum goals; establish clear objectives and assessments for lessons and units and communicate them to students.
Meet and instruct assigned classes at designated locations and times.
Plan a program of study that addresses students’ individual needs, interests, and abilities.
Create a classroom environment conducive to learning and appropriate to students’ maturity and interests.
Prepare for assigned classes and provide written evidence of preparation upon request of the immediate supervisor.
Take precautions to protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities.
Be available to students and parents for education-related purposes outside the instructional day when required or reasonably requested.
Improve professional competence and collaborate with colleagues and communities.
Attend staff meetings, serve on staff committees, and perform duties assigned by the principal and under Board and School SBDM policies.
Promote positive public relations for school programs and activities.
Notify the principal or designated representative as soon as possible when absence from school is necessary.
Remain at school throughout the school day unless excused by the principal or designated representative.
Maintain a professional appearance and regular attendance.
Incorporate technology into daily tasks.
Adhere to the Professional Code of Ethics.