2nd Grade Teacher

At Leverett's Chapel ISD, we are focused on one thing first, our students.We are seeking a high-quality 2nd-grade teacher who is committed to building strong academic foundations and continuing the growth that begins in the early grades. Second grade is a critical year; students develop independence, confidence, and the skills needed for long-term success.We are looking for someone who:Believes every child can show growth and developmentCreates a structured and engaging classroom environmentUnderstands the importance of literacy and math foundationsBuilds strong relationships with students and familiesWorks as part of a team focused on student outcomesWhat LC Offers:4 Day School Week$1,500 Above State Base Salary$750 Retention Stipend paid at Christmas$338 per month toward employee insurance$3,000 Curriculum Stipend$4,000-$8,000 Teacher Retention Allotment based on experienceSmall Class SizesBluebonnet Curriculum for Math and RLASoon to be TIA EligibleLeverett's Chapel ISD has completed its application for the Teacher Incentive Allotment. Our local plan is eligible for payouts beginning August 2028. Based on this year's average campus allotment, designated teachers would have received:Recognized: $7,463Exemplary: $14,926Master: $26,876Our district is committed to supporting teachers through meaningful feedback, instructional coaching, and professional growth opportunities.QualificationsApplicants must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate in Core Subjects EC-6 or another appropriate elementary certification. A minimum of three years of classroom experience is preferred; however, it is not required. Candidates should demonstrate strong instructional practices, effective classroom management, and a clear commitment to student success.If you are passionate about teaching and want to make a difference where it matters most, we want to talk to you.Interested applicants should submit a resume to:Dr. Walter PeddyExecutive Director of Curriculum and Instructionwpeddy@leverettschapelisd.netPlease help us spread the word. Great schools are built by great people, and our students deserve the very best.