Middle School French Teacher

Qualifications:

• Knowledge of French language structure, grammar, and instruction methods
• Ability to engage students through speaking, writing, and interactive activities
• Use of varied teaching methods (songs, stories, games, conversation)

Responsibilities:

• Teach French to grades 6–8
• Develop a developmentally appropriate curriculum
• Prepare students for high school-level French (French I readiness by the end of 8th grade)

Core Qualifications

• Experience working with and instructing children
• Understanding of Waldorf pedagogy; willingness to pursue Waldorf Teacher Training if not credentialed
• Knowledge of child development, learning differences, motivation, and assessment practices
• Familiarity with relationship-based and developmental approaches to student behavior
• Ability to implement proactive, preventative student support strategies
• Skills in formative and summative assessment, including adapting instruction to student needs
• Strong communication skills (written and verbal) with students, families, and colleagues
• Strong decision-making, organization, and resource management skills
• Social awareness, collaboration, and conflict resolution abilities
• Proficiency or willingness to learn key platforms (Google Suite, ParentSquare, Canva, ALMA, NWEA, NH SAS)
• Basic administrative and organizational skills

Physical Requirements: Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions for extended periods and navigate uneven terrain safely

Core ResponsibilitiesTeaching & Classroom Practice

• Plan and deliver developmentally appropriate, Waldorf-aligned curriculum
• Create a balanced program including movement, arts, storytelling, and experiential learning
• Set clear learning objectives and adapt instruction to meet diverse student needs
• Assess, document, and communicate student progress
• Maintain organized classroom environments and prepare materials for instruction
• Support student growth through engaging, hands-on learning experiences

Student Support & Classroom Culture

• Establish clear expectations and foster a positive, relationship-based classroom environment
• Observe and support students’ academic, social, and emotional development
• Implement proactive behavior strategies and carestream supports when needed
• Promote conflict resolution and seek support when necessary

Collaboration & Communication

• Maintain consistent, clear communication with families (including newsletters and timely updates)
• Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum, student support, and school initiatives
• Participate in meetings, professional development, and school events
• Build strong relationships with students, families, and staff

Professional Responsibilities

• Maintain accurate student records and comply with school and state requirements
• Supervise students in all settings, including outdoor environments and school activities
• Manage classroom materials, budget, and administrative tasks
• Support assistants, volunteers, and school-wide responsibilities
• Engage in ongoing learning and reflective practice

Pay: $12,000.00 - $17,610.00 per year

Work Location: In person

Salary : $12,000 - $17,610