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Mathematics Teacher (Licensed Staff – 1.0 FTE, Grades 9-12)

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Posting # 252601-01

Classification: 1.0 FTE Mathematics Teacher (Grades 9-12)

Start Date: August 11, 2025

Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists (SPCPA) is a public high school in the heart of downtown St. Paul, Minnesota. Students complete required academic credits and conservatory-style training in the arts provided by professional artists in preparation for college and conservatory.

Key Responsibilities

  • Teach the approved curriculum of the school and appropriate content standards of the State of Minnesota.
  • Knowledgeable in subject matter, classroom management techniques, current research-based best practices, and strategies, as well as students’ diverse learning styles and needs.
  • Collaborate with peers to develop, plan, and implement best practices based on the abilities, skills, and needs of the students.
  • Acquire an understanding of the school’s continuous improvement plan and goals, particularly for student achievement. Work to support and achieve those goals.
  • Participate in ongoing and regular staff, team, and individual professional development. Be open and responsive to feedback to advance teaching in ways that promotes increased attendance, engagement, and learning.
  • Perform other duties as may be assigned by supervisor.

Compensation/Benefits

  • Starting salary of $45,000 – $60,000 per year
  • Generous employer contribution toward single, single +1, and family health and dental benefits
  • Disability, Life, and AD&D insurance – 100% employer paid
  • Paid time off
  • Retirement plan
  • Employer provided parking with skyway access

Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Life Science Teacher (Licensed Staff – 1.0 FTE, Grades 9-12)

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Posting # 252608-01

Classification: 1.0 FTE Life Science Teacher (Grades 9-12)

Start Date: August 11, 2025

Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists (SPCPA) is a public high school in the heart of downtown St. Paul, Minnesota. Students complete required academic credits and conservatory-style training in the arts provided by professional artists in preparation for college and conservatory.

Key Responsibilities

  • Teach the approved curriculum of the school and appropriate content standards of the State of Minnesota.
  • Knowledgeable in subject matter, classroom management techniques, current research-based best practices, and strategies, as well as students’ diverse learning styles and needs.
  • Collaborate with peers to develop, plan, and implement best practices based on the abilities, skills, and needs of the students.
  • Acquire an understanding of the school’s continuous improvement plan and goals, particularly for student achievement. Work to support and achieve those goals.
  • Participate in ongoing and regular staff, team, and individual professional development. Be open and responsive to feedback to advance teaching in ways that promotes increased attendance, engagement, and learning.
  • Perform other duties as may be assigned by supervisor.

Compensation/Benefits

  • Starting salary of $45,000 – $60,000 per year
  • Generous employer contribution toward single, single +1, and family health and dental benefits
  • Disability, Life, and AD&D insurance – 100% employer paid
  • Paid time off
  • Retirement plan
  • Employer provided parking with skyway access

Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

 

Immersion Teacher 1.0 FTE

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The Stillwater Area Public School District has a long and proud tradition of high expectations, high standards and outstanding achievement.  Our schools are safe and welcoming places where students receive personal attention from adults who care about them.  Helping students learn and grow is a big job, and it takes hundreds of dedicated and caring staff to make it happen. We’re proud of our incredible staff working on behalf of over 8,000 students every day. Our roles may vary, but one thing is the same – our shared passion to have a meaningful impact on the lives of students in the community we love. It’s why people join our team and it’s why they stay here.

Job Title: 

Bilingual Grade 7 and 8 Teacher 1.0 FTE Spanish Immersion Program (Literacy) – Oak-Land Middle School

Job Summary: 

To develop materials and lesson plans; conduct instruction; regularly evaluate instructional materials for grade appropriateness; and continually assess student development and performance.
To regularly meet with parents / guardians / responsible adults and/or students to ensure everyone’s clear understanding of that student’s or students’ overall performance in terms of strengths / weaknesses, progress / potential and any other observable characteristics, abilities or challenges which are affecting the student’s or students’ performance.

FTE/Hours per Day:  

1.0 FTE

Diversity:

Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), women and LGBTQ+ candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.  Stillwater Area Public Schools recognizes and values the importance of diversity and inclusion in enriching the employment experience of its employees and in supporting our academic mission.  Stillwater Area Public Schools is committed to attracting and retaining employees with varying identities and backgrounds.

Salary/Wage Information:

The annual salary range for this position is $53,710-$67,694. A generous insurance plan is including medical, dental, vision, life and LTD insurance. We also offer a 3.5% 403b employer match and a pension through MN PERA.  See attached terms and conditions of employment for more information. See attached terms and conditions of employment for more information.

Working Conditions:  

See attached job description

Application Procedure:  

Apply online

Elementary School Principal

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SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES

Under the direction of the Assistant Superintendent, the Elementary Principal is responsible for providing instructional leadership within the building by implementing the District’s strategic priorities and building-level continuous improvement planning action steps. The Elementary Principal is also responsible for directing, supervising, and overseeing all school operations, personnel, and activities within the Elementary school. The Elementary Principal collaborates and works closely with other administrators, staff, students, and the public in addressing and meeting the educational needs and goals of the District, as well as performing various public relations responsibilities within the community and its families. The Elementary Principal is expected to lead with racial consciousness and cultural competence to create racially equitable learning environments that energize and enhance the spirit of our students, staff, and community.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Serves as an instructional leader and administrator within the building.
Directs and supervises instructional staff and administrative support personnel within the building.
Administers and oversees all staffing issues, concerns, and personnel actions within the building.
Observes, coordinates, coaches, and/or evaluates all instructional staff within the building.
Conducts and prepares evaluation reports on all certified staff in accordance with District guidelines and requirements.
Develops and implements staff professional development.
Collaborates with other District administrators (Supt., Asst. Supt., Director of Teaching & Learning, Director of Special Education, etc.) to determine staffing requirements, course offerings, student needs, and scheduling requirements.
Serves on District committees or task forces to examine District initiatives.
Convenes and facilitates faculty meetings.
Administers and monitors school programs and curriculum in accordance with various local, state, and federal rules, standards, and guidelines.
Monitors and implements building programs to ensure compliance with state and federal requirements.
Develops building scheduling in collaboration with the site leadership team.
Monitors student achievement, academic standards, and activities.
Implements changes and curriculum programs within assigned areas of responsibility.
Performs various public relations functions within the District; serves as the primary spokesperson concerning building-level issues and as a liaison between the building, District administrators, and officials.
Mediates disputes between students, teachers, staff, parents, and the public.
Prepares newsletters, memos, handbooks, coordinates website materials, and handles communications, as required.
Coordinates special events and activities within the building to promote community involvement.
Works closely with the PTA/PTSO and promotes involvement activities and fundraisers.
Attends and organizes orientations, parent/teacher conferences, and other meetings/events.
Prepares and administers the budget for the Elementary school.
Develops and implements building-level continuous improvement plans.
Seeks, prepares, and administers grants for building specific programs, needs, and/or projects.
Oversees and coordinates building construction, renovation, and remodeling in collaboration with the District Facilities Manager.
Oversees the ordering of all approved budgetary items.
Develops and implements procedures to safeguard the safety of students and staff.
Provides leadership and input into the design and implementation of building and District procedures.
Monitors students’ behaviors within the building (e.g., recess, hallways, lunch, bus loading, etc.).
Collaborates and coordinates with maintenance, custodial, and food services in maintaining and delivering educational support services within the building.
Attends training sessions, conferences, seminars, and district and departmental meetings.
Keeps abreast of changing developments, trends, and instructional and educational technologies.
Performs other duties as assigned.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES

Curriculum, instruction, learning principles, concepts, theories, approaches, techniques, trends, and State, federal, and local requirements and standards.
Adolescent and child development, learning styles, and motivation.
Management theory, principles, and techniques.
District administrative policies, procedures, and standards.
Budget and financial operations, processes, and procedures.
Understanding school laws, rules, and regulations, including special education and due process.
Human relation concepts, principles, and techniques.
Principles, techniques, and best practices regarding staff evaluation, coaching, and development of certified and non-certified staff.
Authentic community engagement.
Racially consciousness and culturally competent engagement and leadership.
Fundamentals of curriculum development, research, and evaluation principles.
Providing leadership, purpose, and direction for groups and individuals.
Facilitating the development of a shared vision for the school, formulating goals, and planning changes with the staff by setting priorities for the community, the District, staff, and students.
Information collection includes gathering facts and data, seeking knowledge of policies, rules, laws, precedents, and practices, managing data flow, and classifying and organizing information for decision-making and monitoring outcomes.
Observing, evaluating, mentoring, and supervising instructional personnel.
Problem-analysis and problem-solving skills, including analyzing information, framing issues, identifying causes, seeking additional information, framing and reframing possible solutions, demonstrating conceptual flexibility, and assisting others in forming opinions.
Organizational oversight, including scheduling work, using resources appropriately to meet goals, scheduling activity flow, and monitoring procedures to regulate activities and project deadlines.
Planning, formulating, and implementing building-level programs, activities, and services consistent with District directives and policies.
Delegation of authority, including assigning tasks so they can be accomplished in a timely and appropriate manner, utilizing subordinates appropriately, and following up on work tasks.
Ability to accommodate cognition and achievement differences.
Public relations and communication functions, activities, and programs.
Excellent large and small group presentation skills.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

Directly supervises Licensed Teachers, Clerical Staff, and Paraprofessionals.
Indirectly supervises Custodial and Food Service Personnel.
Overall direction, coordination, evaluation, and supervision of employees in accordance with School District policies and applicable laws.
Interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

The physical demands described here represent those that must be met by an employee to perform the essential functions of this job successfully. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit, use hands, talk, and hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, reach with hands and arms, and lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. The noise level in the work environment is usually quiet.
Generally, work is performed under normal office /school conditions where there are minimal environmental risks associated with it. Occasionally, work is performed in outdoor weather conditions. Work may involve some disagreeable human interactions with the public, staff, parents, and students.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Master’s Degree.
Major field of study or degree emphasis: Education, Educational Administration, Educational Leadership, or related area.
Minimum of three (3) years administrative experience supervising instructional programming and staff.

CERTIFICATES, LICENSE, REGISTRATIONS

Elementary Principal Credential (Administrative Licensure)

 

Career and Technical Education: Business/Computer Science 2025-26 School Year

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Category: Teachers Secondary/Marketing/Business
Date Posted: 4/22/2025
Location: Richfield Senior High

The Richfield Public School District is now accepting applications for a full-time Career and Technical Education: Business/Computer Science Teacher at the Richfield Senior High School working with students in grades 9-12 for the 2025-2026 school year.In Richfield Public Schools, we believe that all students are capable of achieving their dreams with the right educational foundation. Students in Richfield will receive a challenging, engaging and relevant academic experience which will prepare them for college, career and life. You can be part of helping students succeed by joining our district to take your educational career to the next level.

School Counselor (.60 FTE)

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FTE: .60

QUALIFICATIONS:
1. WI DPI license commensurate with the specific assignment.
2. Prefer experience with student advisory programming, testing coordination and college/career planning.
3. Must be willing to provide balanced services under the ASCA model.

JOB GOAL:
The School Counseling Program will coordinate the efforts of all curriculum areas to enhance student academic learning, personal/social development and career/vocational awareness.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Service to Students
1. Provides orientation activities for all new students in the building.
2. Enrolls/screens all students new to the building for appropriate educational placement.
3. Cooperates with other district personnel to provide effective program planning for student moving from one building to another.
4. Assembles and utilizes relevant data on student performance for effective student programming.
5. Communicates with other schools and outside agencies regarding student concerns.

Guidance and Counseling
1. Communicates and works cooperatively with administrators to promote a positive learning environment.
2. Counsels students individually and in groups (small and/or classroom), on personal/social, behavioral, educational, and vocational development.
3. Assists students in securing job information.
4. Conducts conferences with school personnel to exchange information which will increase staff effectiveness in working with students.
5. Participates as a member on the Multi-Disciplinary Team and Student Support Team and assists in monitoring the progress of the students with special needs.
6. Provides student/parent information and assistance regarding post-secondary educational financial aid and scholarship programs.
7. Promotes developmental guidance activities in the classroom.
8. Receives and disseminates appropriate information regarding special written reports concerning students.
9. Makes referrals to and coordinates services with appropriate resource persons in the district and community.
10. Recommends and/or implements behavioral change strategies with individuals or groups of students.

Coordination of Programs
1. Acts as building coordinator for district standardized testing program.
2. Maintains and secures personal and confidential records of all students in the building, as well as proper transfer of said records.
3. Provides academic evaluation and guidance to facilitate each student’s vocational goal.
4. Consults with parents, school district staff and representatives of outside agencies with respect to specific needs of individual students.
5. Confers with counselors at other levels to maintain continuity in the K-12 ASCA Model Developmental Guidance programming.
6. Participates in program development, maintenance and evaluation.
7. Assists principals and other school, personnel in the organization and implementation of the graduation ceremony as needed.
8. Provides continued career development of the students.
9. Provides vocational counseling to student/parent regarding graduation and post-secondary education opportunities.
10. Maintains and updates a list of community resources.

Interpersonal Relationships
1. Demonstrates positive interpersonal relations with students.
2. Demonstrates positive interpersonal relations with educational staff.
3. Demonstrates positive interpersonal relations with parents and other significant people.

Professional Responsibilities
1. Attends conferences and meetings to keep updated in areas of responsibility.
2. Participates in various community, county and state activities when available and appropriate.
3. Maintains associations with local and state organizations .
4. Promotes and provides conditions of confidentiality that relate to privileged information.
5. Follows the policies and procedures of the school district.
6. Demonstrates a sense of professional responsibility.
7. Assumes agreed upon professionally appropriate responsibilities as they relate to the school.
8. Communicates effectively with all stakeholders.
9. Attends work regularly.
10. Performs other duties as assigned by the Building Principal or Director of Student Services.