Richey Elementary School has the need for a Long Term Substitute position.
This is a reported time position.
Richey Elementary School seeking a highly-qualified, enthusiastic individual to provide instruction in Elementary Education. This is a Long Term Substitute position The successful candidate will have excellent people skills, be self-motivated, and have demonstrated ability to deliver lessons to support the curriculum goals for Elementary Education. The teacher will also be responsible for developing and delivering instruction in inclusive classroom settings.
Must be able to integrate the use of technology into the day to day classroom instruction.
Responsible for the comprehensive curriculum.
Required Certificate(s):
Bachelor's degree required. Teacher certification (any state) a plus.
State of Delaware retirees are eligible, but subject to pension rules.
REQUIREMENTS:
District Applicants
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Non-District Applicants
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Three letters of reference
Completed Online Application
* Out-of-state applicants must provide evidence of certification
Contact Information:
Kelly McCormick, Ed.D.
Assistant Principal
Richey Elementary School
105 Highland Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19804
o: (302) 992-5535
e: kelly.mccormick@redclay.k12.de.us
Closing: Until Filled
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