COMPENSATION: $50/hour. Hourly pay only, part time. Estimated to be around 3.5 hours per day during the school day.
JOB DESCRIPTION: Responsible for implementing instructional services to meet the needs of students who are unable to attend school for medical reasons. Students in need of instructional services will be matched with instructors/tutors that hold valid certification for the content and license required per individual need, and teacher must hold LBS1.
Duties of this position may include but are not limited to:
-Preparing, implementing, and evaluating student progress on teacher provided materials.
-Monitoring assessments pertinent to areas of missed instruction.
-Providing specialized instructional techniques through individual sessions designed to meet the educational needs of students
-Coordinating with teachers of the student
-Where appropriate, coordinating with guardians to ensure progress with home learning
-Flexibility to a continuously changing need of student services
-During School Hours: Traveling to the student's home when needed. Providing virtual daytime tutoring when virtual is more appropriate for the medical accommodations.
-Documenting instructional services provided via timecard.
Valid Professional Educator's License or Substitute License.
Home or hospital instructors shall meet the requirements of 23 Ill. Adm. Code 1.610 (Personnel Required to be Qualified), except that the use of an individual who holds only a substitute teaching license is permissible if the individual provides instruction under the supervision of an individual who holds a professional educator license endorsed in a teaching field and is the teacher in whose class the student is enrolled.
With an enrollment of over 18,000 students, School District 308 is the eighth largest public PreK-12 school district in Illinois. Our school system encompasses 68.8 square miles and educates students from all of Oswego, and portions of Aurora, Joliet, Montgomery, Plainfield and Yorkville. The school district operates on a $200 million budget and includes 22 schools.
At a time when the economy remains somewhat stagnant across Illinois, School District 308 continues to grow. The district’s student enrollment has nearly doubled over the last ten years. The fact that more and more parents select School District 308 to educate their children makes it an exciting time to be a part of our school system.
Let there be no mistake: the relentless pursuit of world-class teacher instruction and student achievement will be priority #1. Whether you are a citizen or a parent, please join us in that pursuit. If you are considering moving within our school district, I hope you consider the many advantages of School District 308.
