What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electives 2 Teacher position at High Jump?
Job Summary
This is a seasonal, on-site teacher role located in Chicago, IL. This is a teacher created course that focuses on the arts, movement, or STEAM. Teachers who teach an elective course will need to submit a proposal for their course idea to be approved by their Campus Manager. As an Electives Teacher, you will be responsible for creating lesson plans, providing education to middle school students, and effectively communicating with students, parents, and staff.
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- Location: Teachers and staff at High Jump will work in person at 1 of 3 campuses
- University of Chicago Lab Schools (5835 South Kimbark Ave, Chicago, IL 60637)
- Latin School of Chicago (59 W North Blvd, Chicago, IL 60610)
- Francis W. Parker (330 W Webster Ave, Chicago, IL 60614)
- Summer session classes run Monday through Friday and are tentatively scheduled as follows:
- Dates: June 30 - August 1st (with the exception of July 3th and 4th)
- Time: 7:45am - 3:00pm.
- Professional Development: We require 2 days of in-person professional development for all teachers and staff, please tentatively hold the following dates: June 26-27th, 2025
- Additional training and staff meetings may be required and will be communicated during onboarding
This is a seasonal, on-site teacher role located in Chicago, IL. This is a teacher created course that focuses on the arts, movement, or STEAM. Teachers who teach an elective course will need to submit a proposal for their course idea to be approved by their Campus Manager. As an Electives Teacher, you will be responsible for creating lesson plans, providing education to middle school students, and effectively communicating with students, parents, and staff.
- Elective teachers will grade and track the progress of their students and keep an updated Google Classroom for students with assignments and feedback and inform parents about their progress
- Teachers will communicate with Teaching Assistants about how they can engage in the classroom and with students
- Teachers are responsible for maintaining a safe and respectful classroom environment in order to optimize student capabilities and develop their love of learning.
- Must be 18 years of age
- Associates degree minimum; bachelors degree preferred
- Teaching certification not required but preferred for content areas
- Experience working with students or in organizations that serve youth
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