Substitute Teacher- Our Lady Star of the Sea School - Solomons Maryland

Catholic Schools Office, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington•Solomons, MD

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About The Position

Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Solomons, Maryland, is hiring a part-time Substitute Teacher who reports to the Principal. The hourly pay is $15.00. The role supports students’ learning, development, and progress across multiple subject areas while following school procedures and protocols. The substitute teacher is expected to maintain a positive attitude toward student learning, teaching methods, and personal and professional growth; take responsibility for student outcomes; advocate for students; facilitate problem-solving; and invest in students’ well-being, health, and safety. The position also requires quickly learning and communicating subject matter and respecting and supporting the school’s Catholic identity, mission, values, and traditions.

Requirements

Understanding of appropriate teaching methods for students in the corresponding grade.
Willingness and ability to work with students of the specified age group from diverse backgrounds and with varying abilities.
Ability to organize tasks and manage time effectively to meet numerous and diverse deadlines.
Ability to handle both small and large groups of students in a classroom setting.
Skill in communicating effectively with students, including on sensitive topics.
Familiarity with assistive technologies, internet and email systems, and word processing, presentation, and spreadsheet software.
Knowledge of technology and its use in instruction to enhance student learning.
Proficiency in using various office equipment; the description does not specify which equipment.

Responsibilities

Contribute to students’ acquisition of knowledge, development, and progress.
Display knowledge in multiple subject areas and work toward proficiency across the curriculum.
Maintain a positive attitude toward student learning, teaching methods, and personal and professional growth as a group.
Take responsibility for students’ outcomes and advocate for them.
Operate within existing educational systems and support students’ potential to succeed.
Facilitate problem-solving.
Serve as a role model.
Invest in students’ well-being, health, and safety.
Quickly learn and communicate various subjects while following school procedures and protocols.
Work with students of the specified age group, including students from diverse backgrounds and with varying abilities, to help them achieve educational objectives.
Manage tasks and time to meet deadlines and handle small and large groups of students.
Communicate effectively with students, including on sensitive topics.
Use technology in instruction to enhance student learning.
Respect and support the school’s Catholic identity, mission, values, and traditions.