What are the responsibilities and job description for the Elementary School Associate Teacher (LIC) position at Growing Up Green Charter School?
Responsibilities: Implement GUGCS curricular programs in addition to units written in-house
Collaborate with grade team to write rich, integrated Social Studies and Science Units as part of “ED (Explore and Discover) Time “ curriculum
Use the Responsive Classroom model for community-building and behavior management strategies
Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all learners
Adhere to subject-specific grade-wide pacing calendars
Maintain organized records of anecdotal notes and assessments
Administer formal interim assessments and informal ongoing assessments, such as Fountas & Pinnel running records, conferencing, end-of-unit rubrics, student portfolios, etc.
Use data collected on assessments to modify unit plans, inform groupings, and to support student referrals
Co-teach Science with Science Lab Teacher two times per week Participate in grade team and curricular planning meetings
Create and maintain an engaging and organized physical classroom environment, making learning accessible to all students
Establish and maintain ongoing positive relationships with families
Actively participate in the school community through weekly staff meetings, PD opportunities, staff committees, school events, etc.
Work with an instructional coach on specific goals throughout the year
Respond productively to ongoing, year-round professional feedback
Work closely with the Special Education department (learning specialists, interventionists, service providers) to best support student learning Use weekly lesson plans to help drive instruction in a clear manner
Demonstrate commitment to working with diverse populations of families and students, including those at-risk A 1 or 2-year program, based on individual Program follows a year-long pacing calendar
Minimum Qualifications
Strong commitment to Growing Up Green Charter School's mission and green theme
Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with a team of teachers
Knowledge of Responsive Classroom Experience in environmental education a plus
Experience with technology integration Excellent organizational skills
Education Bachelor’s Degree required; Master's Degree preferred At least one years of classroom teaching experience in the elementary grades
Required Certificates & Licenses: Pending Teaching certificate, NYC DOE/Fingerprinting & Background Clearance