What are the responsibilities and job description for the Middle School Social Studies and Theology TeacherTeacher position at ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF RICHMOND?
Saint Gregory the Great Catholic School is seeking a full time Middle School Social Studies and Theology Teacher. The candidate must plan and implement innovative instructional practices that further the philosophy and goals of our school. The Teacher will also plan for both long and short-term instructional goals and will instruct and monitor student understanding and progress. Instruct through engaged, hands-on teaching and learning, utilize 21st Century teaching skills, possess good communication skills, and be able to work collaboratively with an instructional team. Teach Catholic identity, including faith formation and Catholic tradition. Utilize test data to improve quality of instruction, as well as maintain accurate and current individual records of student growth and share this information regularly with parents, students and the principal. Must be an organized individual, a strong communicator with their peers and nurture a Christ-centered environment.
WORKING RELATIONSHIPS:
This position interacts with all school positions, families, and students to:
- Collaborate with Principal/Assistant Principal in formulating and carrying out the mission and goal of the school
- Prepare daily/weekly lesson plans following the scope and sequence in accordance with Diocesan Consensus curriculum guidelines
- Collaborate and plan with the Principal/Assistant Principal teacher Religion expectations, requirements, and retreats
- Assess and evaluate students’ progress in written, oral, and enter into computer system, share progress with parents and principal/assistant principal
- Use technology to assist in lesson preparation, instruction, and reporting
- Create and maintain a classroom environment conducive to learning
- Develop and maintain good working habits and discipline in the classroom
- Supervise students during classes and at other times in the school day, including recess
- Plan and attend parent teacher conferences to discuss students’ progress and concerns with parents and administrators
- Carry out administrative duties or additional duties as assigned by the administration
- Attend staff meetings and other training and development sessions, keep abreast of current educational issues and trends through seminars, workshops, etc.
- Assist and organize activities such as field trips, school events, other class activities
- Attend school events to build relationships with school families