CAVA- Teacher, Middle School, Departmentalized- Eligibility Pool
About The Position
The California Virtual Academies (CAVA) is a network of 9 public charter schools providing online/virtual home-based instruction to students in grades TK-12 across California. While offering some scheduling flexibility, students are expected to complete approximately 4-6 hours of coursework daily, all assignments, and attend required live instructional sessions. K12, inc. serves as the curriculum provider. Teachers are responsible for delivering daily, standards-aligned instruction in virtual classrooms, creating targeted lessons to meet diverse student needs. This includes providing individualized and small group support, offering timely and meaningful feedback, and assessing student progress through grading and ongoing formative assessments. Building strong student relationships through consistent communication and academic/engagement support is crucial. Teachers monitor student attendance, participation, and performance, implementing interventions as needed to foster academic growth and success. Middle school teachers typically instruct a single subject within a grade-level pod and are expected to connect virtually with students monthly, coordinate and attend quarterly in-person events, and proctor state testing (virtually or in-person as required). This role is part of a pioneering effort in public education, blending proven educational strategies with technology to implement them effectively.
Requirements
- Permanent California Residence (Must currently reside in 1 of the 42 California counties the schools service students and hires in)
- Must hold a valid California Multiple Subject Teaching Credential with an additional subject authorization in Mathematics, English, Social Science, and/or Science OR Must hold a valid California Multiple Subject Teaching Credential AND a Single Subject Teaching Credential with the subject matter authorization of Mathematics, English, Social Science, and/or Science.
- California English Learner Authorization- Issued by CTC
- Reside in the state of California
- Bachelor's degree
- Strong content and subject-matter knowledge
- Ability to support and guide adults, as well as students
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Organization and time-management skills
- Excellent writing and grammar skills
- Flexible schedule
- Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Word, and Outlook, PowerPoint and experience using them in a professional capacity
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
- Experience using a student information system and/or other type of database software
- Experience moderating web meetings (online classroom platforms, Webinar) for small and large groups
Responsibilities
- Instruct students in your subject area as part of a four-teacher instructional pod.
- Develop, assign, and regularly review quarterly/semester coursework aligned to subject standards.
- Provide daily instruction to individual students and/or small groups using data-informed practices.
- Adapt instruction based on student assessments, academic needs, and learning styles.
- Collect, review, and evaluate student work in a timely and professional manner.
- Assign and submit mid-semester progress reports and semester report card grades.
- Track and analyze student academic progress, attendance, and engagement daily and weekly.
- Communicate proactively with families regarding concerns, progress, and support strategies.
- Ensure accurate logging of attendance hours and correlation with lesson completion.
- Administer and support completion of beginning, mid-year, and end-of-year assessments; use results to inform instruction.
- Generate formal and informal student progress reports from conferences and academic data.
- Conduct quarterly or as-needed virtual/in-person conferences with students and families to review academic progress and address social or developmental needs.
- Counsel students on academic, behavioral, or adjustment concerns.
- Respond to parent, student, and staff communications within 24 hours during the workweek.
- Support families with school setup, curriculum guidance, and basic technical troubleshooting.
- Plan and facilitate orientation sessions, training, school events, and community-building activities such as clubs, and service-learning opportunities.
- Organize and attend school outings, open houses, and regional events as required.
- Travel regularly within the assigned geographic area to support students and participate in school activities.
- Actively participate in weekly team meetings, professional development (virtual and in-person), and all scheduled in-person staff meetings.
- Engage in the SST/IEP process to support students with additional needs.
- Complete all required documentation, including attendance spreadsheets, grade reporting, and compliance-related tasks.
- Participate in the teacher evaluation and school self-assessment processes.
- Ensure compliance with all state and organizational requirements.
- Learn and test new technologies prior to implementation with students and families.
- Support all aspects of standardized testing, including logistics, student preparation, and test administration.
- Serve as a proctor for site-based exams and assessments.
- Collaborate with colleagues and administration on special projects and school initiatives.
- Assist with student placement decisions and changes in academic programming.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
Stand Out From the Crowd
Upload your resume and get instant feedback on how well it matches this job.
What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
