AP Economics/AP Government Teacher - IDEA Carver College Prep (Immediate Opening)
$59.5k/y-$63.5k/y
IDEA Public Schools3 days ago
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Summary
IDEA Public Schools is seeking an AP Economics/AP Government Teacher for an immediate opening at IDEA Carver College Prep in San Antonio, Texas. The role focuses on ensuring students master academic and social skills necessary for college success.
About the Role
As an AP Economics/AP Government Teacher, you will be responsible for setting ambitious goals for student achievement, tracking student data, and developing effective lesson plans. You will implement state learning standards, communicate student progress with families, and foster a positive learning environment. The role requires a commitment to continuous improvement and collaboration with colleagues.
About You
Required:
- Bachelor's Degree from an accredited four-year educational institution.
- High level of content-area proficiency as evidenced by teaching certification or relevant experience.
Preferred:
- Experience in a K-12 classroom setting.
- State certification in teaching.
Benefits
- Starting salary of $59,500 with potential stipends ranging from $500-$4,000.
- Opportunities for additional compensation through the Teacher Career Pathway.
- Comprehensive benefits plan covering medical, dental, and vision.
- Paid Family Leave for eligible staff.
- Tuition reimbursement up to $5,250 per year.
- Employer-paid mental/behavioral health services.
IDEA Public Schools
IDEA Public Schools believes that each and every child can go to college. Since 2000, IDEA Public Schools has grown from a small school with 150 students to one of the fastest-growing network of tuition-free, K-12 public charter schools in the United States. IDEA Public Schools boasts national rankings on The Washington Post and U.S. News & World Report’s top high schools lists. IDEA serves over 80,000 college-bound students in 143 schools across Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and Ohio and is on-track to maintain its legacy of sending 100% of its graduates to college.
San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area