TITLE: Teacher 5th Grade
CLASSIFICATION: Certified
REPORTS TO: School Administrator
The teacher is expected to carry out duties and responsibilities under the supervision and guidance of the school principal, assistant principal and/or teacher on special assignment.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:
A. Implementation of Instructional Program
1. Teachers share primary responsibility for implementing the district's required curriculum, as set forth in the curriculum scope and sequence adopted by the Governing Board.
2. Each teacher shall be provided with a copy of the curriculum scope and sequence at the beginning of each school year which shall include the key district policies and procedures relating to implementation of the instructional program.
3. Teachers are expected to prepare and have available for review upon request weekly lesson plans.
4. All teachers will be required to submit substitute lesson plans which will be updated quarterly or as needed.
5. Teachers will assign mandatory homework in support of the instructional program.
6. Teachers are expected to maintain up-to-date grade books which record student achievement on classroom assignments, tests, homework, projects and other assigned activities.
7. Teachers are expected to instruct and guide student achievement toward meeting the district-mandated competencies in each content area.
8. Teachers are expected to follow all state and district testing guidelines.
9. Teachers will prepare and disseminate report cards according to district guidelines and procedures.
10.All-day kindergartens and grades 1-8 will include at least one (1) special area class daily.
11. Teachers will complete and submit substitute evaluation forms through the principal to the Human Resources Department.
B. Supervision of Students
1. Teachers are expected to provide a classroom environment which protects the health, safety and welfare of all students.
2. Teachers will implement the assertive discipline approach to student discipline in all classrooms.
3. Teachers will share with administrators the responsibility to provide adequate supervision of students.
C. School Operations
1. Teachers will assist in the maintenance of student records, includingattendance accounting and cumulative folders.
2. Teachers will share the responsibility for the care of equipment and instructional materials assigned or allocated to their classrooms and will assist administration in the maintenance of up-to-date inventory lists.
D. Participation in In-Service Programs
1. Each teacher may be required to participate in scheduled in-service workshops during the normal workday. Every effort will be made to have substitutes and/or administration supervise the classes of participating teachers.
2. Any non-reimbursed in service program may not require teachers to stay past the normal workday.
3. Each teacher is expected to attend and participate in scheduled meetings at the unit school, not to exceed two (2) hours per month beyond the scheduled workday. Meetings may not be scheduled for Friday afternoons except in emergencies.
4. Teachers selected by the REA will participate yearly in the development of inservice programs/workshops.
E. Interaction with Parents.
1. Teachers are expected to maintain positive, professional relationships with parents. Teachers are to communicate with parents regarding academic progress and student behavior.
2. Teachers will be required to attend at least two (2) scheduled evening parentteacher conferences at the unit school.
3. Traveling special area teachers may only be required to attend one (1) evening parent-teacher conference per semester.
4. Teachers will be expected to attend at least two (2) Parent-Teacher functions at the unit school in addition to the parent-teacher conferences (teachers are encouraged to attend all meetings and functions). Open House may count as one of the functions.
F. Interaction with Staff
1. Employees are expected to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the effective and orderly operation of the District.
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree
LICENSES OR CERTIFICATIONS: A valid Arizona teaching certificate with subject-specific endorsement.
WORKING CONDITIONS: The working environment is the normal classroom setting.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Nine-month year, Certified Salary Schedule, employee benefits in accordance with Board policies.
EVALUATION: Performance to be evaluated in accordance with Board policy on the evaluation of certified staff.
Roosevelt School District No. 66 was established in Phoenix, Arizona in 1912. The first RSD school was located south of the Phoenix City Center on the corner of what is now 7th Street and Southern Avenue.
What began as a 15-pupil district has grown into a school district serving more than 7,500 students and 1,200 employees in 20 schools, an early childhood education center and a Neighborhood Technology Resource Center. Roosevelt remains as the largest employer in South Phoenix.
Our mission is to build strong foundations through authentic and innovative experiences to ensure success for every student. We envision a community united to create better futures for all through education.
