Middle School Science Teacher

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Idaho, +2 more states.

📋 Description

• Oversee instructional programs for middle school science learners in a virtual setting.

• Act as a homeroom facilitator, serving as a mentor and role model.

• Conduct weekly LiveLessons for homeroom.

• Assist students and families through Welcome Calls, Intent to Return, monthly WSLP Progress Checks, and tracking academic progress.

• Provide at least one synchronous LiveLesson per course weekly, or combine LiveLessons with office hours.

• Create and share asynchronous support videos.

• Offer differentiated Tier 1 instruction and aid in developing and implementing Tier 2 and 3 interventions.

• Track student progress and deliver small-group synchronous instruction.

• Assess assignments within 8 days and give clear, constructive feedback.

• Evaluate curriculum and devise alternative lesson strategies.

• Assist students and guardians with alternative lessons, assessments, strategies, assignments, and projects.

• Collaborate with instructional staff and learning specialists to modify and enhance activities.

• Maintain regular communication with guardians, students, and instructional staff via computer and phone.

• Connect with each content-area student individually at least once per semester.

• Document all contacts within 24 hours.

• Fulfill weekly student-contact obligations.

• Organize and participate in social events and field trips.

• Establish and nurture a virtual school community.

• Engage in state testing, including in-person WIDA and/or SBAC/WCAS proctoring throughout Washington.

• Take part in recruitment sessions and marketing initiatives.

• Collaborate on IEP and 504 teams.

• Analyze student progress data and enhance instructional practices through professional learning communities.

• Work alongside Advisory Teachers and School Counselors to support communication and progress for students and families.

• Attend in-person training and team-building events across Washington.

• Report any critical incidents impacting student well-being as necessary.

• Complete required professional development, SEL, and DEI training.

• Serve in designated school-wide representative or Career Ladder roles.

• Carry out additional duties as assigned.

⛳️ Requirements

• Possession of Washington teacher certification in K-8 Elementary Education or Science.

• Preferred residency in Washington.

• Proven ability to collaborate as a team player and thrive in a fast-paced environment.

• Proficient technology skills, particularly in Microsoft Office and Google Suite.

• Familiarity with synchronous classroom tools such as Zoom.

• Experience utilizing third-party educational software like Nearpod.

• Competence in spreadsheets, databases, and data collection and analysis tools.

• Outstanding oral and written communication abilities.

• Keen attention to detail, effective time management, and organizational skills.

• Capacity to promote an inclusive and culturally responsive work and educational atmosphere.

• Student- and family-centric mindset.

• Willingness to travel for one or two weeks at a time, including overnight stays.

• Ability to utilize a personal electronic device and email for 2-step authentication.

🏝️ Benefits

• Flexible remote work arrangement.

• Consistent working hours from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.

• Tuition-free virtual public school setting.

• Opportunities for professional development and training.

• In-person training sessions and team-building events.

• Chances for growth and learning within the role.

• Inclusive work environment.

• Potential for overnight travel and participation in school-related events.