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Job Description Uncommon Middle School English Language Arts (ELA) teachers are passionate about literature and building an engaging classroom culture. Comprehensive Health Insurance Financial Planning & Wellness 403(b) retirement savings plan and/or region specific Pension plan Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program & 529 Savings plan Generous Time-Off plan aligned with school calendars Leave of Absence 12 weeks of fully paid parental leave.
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Our teachers develop subject mastery and have a keen sense of the socio-emotional changes middle school students experience. Uncommon Middle School History teachers work in grade level teams and departments to push students towards being self-guided learners.
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Uncommon Middle School English Language Arts (ELA) teachers are passionate about literature and building an engaging classroom culture. You'll participate in weekly, school-wide meetings to cultivate community, model our core values, and encourage student achievement.
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Job Description Uncommon Middle School History teachers work in grade level teams and departments to push students towards being self-guided learners. Teacher certification is not a prerequisite for consideration at Uncommon Schools in the state of NJ, but you do need to meet NJ state certification eligibility requirements (a final undergraduate or graduate cumulative GPA of 3.0 for graduates on or after 9/1/16, or 2.75 if you graduated prior to 9/1/16.
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The starting pay will depend on various factors that may include but are not limited to professional experience, education, training, certifications, tenure with Uncommon Schools, and work location.
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You'll teach foundational middle school math principles such as ratio/proportions, expressions/equations, the number system, and more! Uncommon Middle School Math teachers work in grade level teams to help students grow towards being self-guided learners.
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Therefore, Uncommon Schools seeks teachers who are committed to becoming best-in-class educators, who are continuously improving instructional practices through collaboration and targeted development within their school community.
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Job Description Uncommon Schools seeks an accomplished, passionate Middle School Music (instrumental, band) Teacher to join our faculty. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES Implement network band program vision by leading high-quality instrumental instruction for middle school musicians that meet music-specific academic standards; Teach all music-based content including wind ensemble instrumental pedagogy (rhythm, wind, and brass), music literacy and sight-reading on instruments, and ensemble performance repertoire.
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