Social Studies Teacher - Grades 6-8

Affton 101 School District•Saint Louis, MO

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The successful candidate will be part of high-energy and enthusiastic teams of professionals, dedicated to meeting the academic, social and emotional needs of students. Successful candidates are reliable, show initiative, are self-motivated, and self-directed. Must be able to work with all students and staff to provide academic, social and behavior support for the school.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in education
Appropriate Missouri Teaching Certification in Social Studies (6-8) required
The ability to produce engaging lessons in person and in a virtual setting is required
The ability to listen well and take initiative to solve problems is required
Strong organizational skills and self-motivation are required
The ability to work with a multi-ethnic, multicultural student population is required
The ability to remain flexible and positive with the demands and assignments of the job without losing sight of the mission, task or assignment is required
The ability to work independently, use good judgment and think quickly and rationally in stressful situations is required
The ability to effectively present information, respond to questions, and interact positively with students, staff, administration, and the community is required
The ability to work as a team player, communicate and collaborate with administration, staff and other professionals is required
The willingness to learn new material and attend professional development, conferences and workshops is required

Nice To Haves

Prior teaching experience in a school setting at the secondary level is preferred

Responsibilities

Provide academic, social and behavior support for the school.
Produce engaging lessons in person and in a virtual setting.
Listen well and take initiative to solve problems.
Work with a multi-ethnic, multicultural student population.
Remain flexible and positive with the demands and assignments of the job without losing sight of the mission, task or assignment.
Work independently, use good judgment and think quickly and rationally in stressful situations.
Effectively present information, respond to questions, and interact positively with students, staff, administration, and the community.
Work as a team player, communicate and collaborate with administration, staff and other professionals.
Learn new material and attend professional development, conferences and workshops.