Title: G ateway Charter School Teacher - First Grade
FLSA: Exempt
Employment Status: At-Will
Salary: Determined by Teacher Pay Scale approved by the Board of Directors
Reports To: Principal
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Who We Are
Gateway Charter School is a Delaware public charter school serving students in grades K - 8. Our goal is to empower students who may struggle in a traditional school environment to thrive and reach their fullest potential by providing smaller class sizes, research-based strategies, and learning that is infused with arts-based instruction, in a community that promotes perseverance, compassion, and respect. Our teachers and staff are committed to developing a sense of inquiry and love of learning in each student.
We Offer
The Impact You Will Have
We are looking for passionate teachers who will inspire our students to succeed and reach their individual learning potential. If you are looking for a new opportunity to inspire transformational change for students in a warm and welcoming environment, Gateway Charter School is the place for you.
What You Bring
The Opportunity: - First-grade Teacher
Your Qualifications
Compensation and Benefits
Gateway Charter School offers a competitive compensation package commensurate with anticipated duties and prior experience. All full-time Gateway Charter School staff members are eligible to participate in the school's excellent benefits program.
To Apply
Qualified candidates should email a resume along with a letter of interest to Tia Hargrove at tia.hargrove@gcs.k12.de.us.
Gateway Charter School is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We maintain a continuing policy of non-discrimination in employment. It is our policy to provide equal opportunity in all phases of employment in compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations. Similarly, it is our policy and practice to make hiring decisions based solely upon an applicant's qualifications for the position(s) for which he/she has applied. Please inform the Human Resources Department if you require reasonable accommodation for the application or interview.

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