POSITION: Middle School Math and Learning Resources. Seeking a dynamic, engaging teacher to teach middle school math courses and to aid students in our Learning Resource Program with executive functioning and organizational skills.
QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum bachelor’s degree (in Education preferred), State Certification or Statement of Eligibility preferred. Computer Skills: Google Suite. Must be able to clear a Level 2 background check.
FUNCTION: Plan, implement, and evaluate classroom instruction consistent with Saint Mark’s mission and philosophy.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Develop weekly lesson plans based on required components as well as individual class needs.
· Nurture professional relationships with students and their parents.
· Demonstrate effective classroom management, utilizing learning centers and student workstations.
· Differentiate and individualize instruction and develop student behavior modification techniques.
· Incorporate project-based learning into the curriculum.
· Maintain effective and timely two-way communication with parents regarding their children’s progress, performance, and areas of concern, and schedule parent conferences as required.
· Maintain thorough and accurate grades on an ongoing basis and meet report card deadlines using RenWeb (Student Information System).
· Integrate technology into the classroom as available and needed.
· Create and update grade-and course-specific curriculum map to ensure all required subject matter is covered during the school year.
· Conduct formal and informal group and individual diagnostic assessments. Administer periodic subject matter tests.
· Prepare students to be successful in math.
· Aid students in organizational and executive function skills.
SECONDARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Participate in professional development opportunities to learn and utilize tools and techniques that improve classroom effectiveness.
· Support recruitment and re-enrollment efforts.
This job description in no way implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee incumbent in this position. The employee will be required to follow any other job related instruction and perform any other job-related duties as requested by any person authorized to give such instruction or assignments
Saint Mark’s at a Glance
Each child. Each day.
Our academic programs are rigorous, standards-based and rooted in best practices – but we believe education should be more than academic. Personalized education that meets your child where they are – understanding their unique strengths and needs, learning style, talents and interests. Saint Mark’s is a culture of discovery and learning whose goal is to develop well-round people who are engaged future leaders of their communities.
Our History
The idea of an educational outreach of the Episcopal Church of Saint Mark the Evangelist was born in 1954 in the heart of the Rector, Douglas Styles, who later served as the first Head of School. By 1959, Saint Mark’s Episcopal School was established and classes began with a preschool. Enrollment soon grew to 127 students in grades nursery through third.
Today, Saint Mark’s is a Toddler–8th grade school with about 500 students and close to 100 faculty and staff members. While the numbers and setting have changed dramatically, we remain true to our commitment of "Each Child, Each Day" and the core values of a strong Christian foundation, enriched academic excellence, a diverse community, and a commitment to family. Saint Mark’s is a place where education, innovation, and community intersect.