Teacher, Per-Diem

Arlington School, a therapeutic day school program for students in Grades 9-12 is looking for per-diem/substitute teachers. Substitute Teachers are responsible for providing academic support and student supervision during the absence of a regular teacher. The ideal candidate is available on as as needed basis weekdays from 8AM-3PM. Potential opportunities for full time employment based on position availability and experience. We are looking for Individuals who want to be part of a dynamic team of educators and clinicians in this therapeutic high school setting.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Effective management of classroom environment, implementation of curriculum provided by classroom teachers, Promotion of high standards and expectations for student achievement, promotion of Equity and appreciation of Diversity.

* Bachelor's Degree

* Experience with adolescents with special needs, preferred

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