What are the responsibilities and job description for the English as Second Language (ESL) Teacher position at Newtown Public Schools?
NEWTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
April 22, 2026
The Newtown Public School District values the benefits that a diverse workforce brings to our students and community. We are
committed to recruiting, supporting, mentoring, coaching, and retaining a highly motivated, dedicated, and enthusiastic staff. We
welcome your interest in joining us and look forward to meeting you!
POSITION:
POSITION: English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher
START DATE: August 24, 2026
LOCATIONS:
LOCATION(S): District
REMUNERATIO
SALARY RANGE: Per current Newtown Federation of Teachers’ Contract
QUALIFICATIONS:
Hold a valid CT Teaching Certificate, TESOL endorsement (111)
Demonstrated knowledge and application of subject matter
Outstanding personal/interpersonal communication and organizational skills with ability to maintain concise records
Experience with technology in facilitating instruction
Excellent organizational skills and the ability to maintain concise records
Superior problem-solving skills and ability to analyze data and create action plans
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Screen Home Language Surveys and administer the English Language Proficiency assessment for eligible students
Administer annual state English Language Proficiency assessment
Plan and provide instruction that meet state and federal standards aligned to CELP Standards
Plan, coordinate, and conduct in-service training, staff development, professional learning services related to best
instructional practices for ELL/MLL students
Participate in curriculum design and modification of instructional methodologies and innovations
Set high standards for student performance and achievement while still recognizing variations in students
backgrounds, abilities, and learning styles
Develop and deliver lesson plans that utilize a broad range of appropriate teaching techniques and strategies, and
provide written evidence of preparation upon request of the administrator
Maintain complete and accurate records of student progress with evidence of student growth
Seek the support of district specialists when concerns regarding student progress arise and collaborate with
instructional staff to provide language support when appropriate
Attend IEP, Section 504, or other related meetings for student assessment and program planning as requested by the
administrator
Establish partnerships with the community (as appropriate) in support of the academic program
Utilize opportunities for professional improvement through self-study, workshops, course work, and in-service
training
Travel to/from school district buildings to provide instruction and student supports as well as professional meetings
as required
APPLICATION: Interested applicants are invited to apply online through the following link:
www.applitrack.com/newtown/onlineapp/
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Newtown Public School’s Website
Newtown Public School’s Recruitment Flyer
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