Secondary Generalist Teacher

To apply a candidate must have or be eligible to obtain a current Alaska Teacher Certificate issued by the Alaska Department of Education with a secondary education endorsement. Must have the ability to teach all levels of secondary education in a multi-grade classroom; experience in teaching multi-grade classes preferred. An understanding of appropriate learning activities for all grade levels of students is essential. Must be energetic, nurturing and have a positive approach to classroom activities and students. Must be flexible and organized with a willingness and ability to teach multiple grade levels. Experience with providing academic interventions and acceleration within the classroom, while monitoring student progress, is desired. Effective communication skills, an understanding of the writing process and math concepts, and an ability to utilize technology are required. The ability to structure the educational program to positively meet individual student needs in all learning areas while managing group activities is necessary and a background in the integration of technology into learning and current best practices is required. Requires a willingness to teach in an online and blended format. Must have willingness to co-teach and share students with other colleagues in the building to provide instruction in a collaborative atmosphere. Must be willing to continue learning, collaborate successfully with colleagues, and pursue opportunities for additional training. Previous successful experience in remote, rural location is preferred.

As a member of a teaching team, candidate will collaborate with special education aides, teacher, and an itinerant resource team, and be responsible for teaching multiple subjects in grades 7-12. Candidate must be able to utilize positive classroom management techniques and encourage responsible behavior. Must have excellent computer skills and be able to employ district computer programs to post grades and to communicate with parents. Candidate will be expected to structure the educational program in a manner which supports the goals and philosophy of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and Susan B English School, and meets individual pupil needs in all core area subjects. Candidate will work under the direct supervision of the building administrator. Other duties as assigned includes supervision of children during recess and lunch. School is fly-in by small airplane (4-6 passengers weather permitting). Must be motivated and capable of meeting the demands of the village lifestyle. Responsibilities will also be to determine class needs leading to the completion of diploma requirements.