Substitute Teacher - Vacancy ID: 244575

ABOUT CESA 1

As a regional agency, we're dedicated to transforming the landscape of learning through our comprehensive array of services.  From staffing solutions for schools, to empowering educators with top-notch professional learning experiences, and providing direct support to students, we're on a mission to unlock the full potential of every learner.

But here's the real heart of our Agency: our incredible team of passionate individuals who are driven by a deep commitment to helping students thrive.  If you are someone who shares our unwavering dedication to education and wants to be part of something truly extraordinary, click this link to discover more about who we are.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Are you a passionate educator who thrives in a supportive environment?  Do you want to truly improve the lives of students?

CESA 1's alternative education programs are searching for a dynamic and enthusiastic Substitute Teacher to join our dedicated team. This is more than just a subbing gig - it's a chance to be a game-changer for students who need it most while working with a passionate and highly supportive team of educators.

Here's what makes this opportunity special:

• Transformative Impact: Work in a program that truly makes a difference. You'll support students (Grades K-12) with emotional/behavioral disabilities (EBD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and/or are at-risk of not graduating, helping them overcome challenges and reach their full potential.
• Highly Supportive Team: Join a collaborative environment where you’ll co-teach with experienced educators who provide guidance and mentorship.
• Meaningful Daily Work: You'll play a vital role in fostering a positive learning environment and employing creative strategies to meet students' academic, social, and emotional needs through the use of academic strategies and classroom management.

If you're passionate about education and ready to make a lasting impact, we want to hear from you!

QUALIFICATIONS

• Associate’s Degree or be enrolled in an Educator Preparation Program.
• Valid Department of Public Instruction license as a Substitute Teacher. **If you do not have a license, we will train you and help you become licensed.
• Experience supporting students with disabilities preferred.
• Desire to support students of varying abilities and needs.
• Agile, demonstrating a growth mindset by leveraging flexibility, resilience, and change.
• Highly collaborative, working with others to achieve a common goal in a way that promotes representation and participation by all.
• Excellent verbal, non-verbal, and written communicator who expresses ideas and information with clarity and respect aligned to an intended audience and purpose.  
• Thinks critically to analyze multiple perspectives, contexts, and data to creatively question, make connections, and evaluate options leading to reasonable conclusions with on-going reflection for future improvements.
• Empathetically engages with others to understand and recognize their perspectives, experiences, and emotions.
• Practices self management to leverage one’s abilities and emotions to direct one’s path as a resilient lifelong learner.

WHY WORK FOR CESA #1?

Here are some of the reasons why our employees work for CESA #1.

• You’ll enjoy our welcoming culture. We’ve won national and regional awards for being a top workplace, and receive high marks from our employees. 
• You’ll receive highly competitive compensation and benefits.
• You’ll enjoy work/life balance from an employer that really cares.  We offer a flexible schedule and the opportunity to work remotely. We also have a robust program that supports mental and physical health.
• You’ll make an impact by working on a team that builds the capacity of learners to grow, educators to teach, leaders to lead, and schools and districts to improve, all for the benefit of children.
• You’ll continue your journey as a life-long learner through our comprehensive onboarding program, access to expert colleagues, and high-quality professional learning.

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