Responsibilities:
Curriculum Design, Instruction, and Student Assessment:
- Develop curriculum aligned with state and common core standards
- Design assessments and use data to refine curriculum and inform instructional practices
- Approach practice with a sense of urgency, maximizing every minute with students
- Collaborate with content and grade-level teams to promote an environment of critical thinking and academic rigor
- Differentiate plans for individual students based on their unique learning profiles so that all students are engaged and challenged
- Deliver rigorous and engaging content and instruction to students with passion and a willingness to do “whatever it takes” to help students succeed
Building School Culture:
- Build strong relationships with students and engage students in deep learning
- Believe deeply in the mission of Paul Public Charter School and that all children can meet high academic expectations
- Uphold consistent behavioral systems and student expectations within the classroom and everywhere on campus
- Communicate student progress regularly with parents and families
- Be accountable for student’s mastery of academic standards
- Embrace feedback and constructive criticism in the spirit of constant growth and development
- Demonstrate maturity, humility, professionalism, confidence, and a strong work ethic inside and outside the classroom
Family engagement is an integral part of school culture at Paul. We believe that building strong, positive relationships with scholars and families directly correlates to success in the classroom. Teachers spend a great deal of time communicating with families both inside and outside of contract hours. Each teacher at Paul has the expectation to conduct SLC’s (student-led-conferences) which is also a strong part of our school culture. These critical meetings take the place of parent teacher conferences and occur three times a year.
Other:
- Perform clerical duties, as required, relating to textbooks, instructional supplies, student reports and records, attendance reports, etc.
- Additional responsibilities may arise during the school year. This could include but is not limited to: lunch or afternoon duty, attending staff and student field trips, open houses, parent-teacher conferences, and other events involving parents and students as needed. They will be communicated to all employees with as much notice and flexibility as possible.
