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Providence School of Arts

Classroom Teacher

Work on Mission for the flourishing of urban youth! Imagine a collaborative and uplifting work culture that contributes to the success of each student

Classroom Teachers are responsible for establishing a differentiated and engaging Elementary classroom and class environment favorable to learning and the growth of each individual student in a multi-age classroom setting. Personal and professional skill sets enable teachers to build a positive rapport with students, parents and staff members, to guide students’ motivations for learning, and to empower students to be proficient at academic standards for success in future grade levels in accordance with each student’s abilities.

Job Requirements

Professional Skills -

Strong commitment to school philosophy -

Passion for working with children/youth -

Flexibility in making accommodations for individual student needs -

Strong planning and organizational skills -

Ability to implement strategies provided through feedback loops -

Outstanding interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills -

Creativity and resourcefulness -

Willingness to be a “team-player” in contributing to the school’s continued growth and development


Key Job Responsibilities

● Provide strong academic instructional program for assigned grade levels

● Integrate a Biblical worldview into classroom instruction

● Establish a culture for learning in the classroom

● Demonstrate sound teaching strategies and classroom management skills

● Craft lesson plans aligned with the school’s curriculum framework

● Engage in regular professional development sessions provided by the school to develop skills in curriculum writing, classroom management, and content area teaching strategies

● Organize field trips once a month to support real-world connections to content area

● Exhibit flexibility and responsiveness to student needs

● Capacity to build strong class culture and establishing rapport with students

● Maintain consistency with curricular goals

● Use your abilities to assist students and staff with annual productions as needed (sewing costumes, painting sets, assisting during rehearsals/shows backstage, etc).

● Support and utilize the school’s discipline policy, including holding students accountable to schoolwide expectations

● Administer standardized assessments throughout the year to track student academic progress

● Show professionalism in relationships with students, parents, and colleagues

● Engage parents in their child’s learning through regular newsletters, classroom events, and communication.

● Promote positive school climate and support efforts of the administration

● Contribute to cultivating a positive school culture.

● Communicate with lead teachers and administrators regularly

● Collaborate with teaching team in planning events and cross curricular activities

● Craft culminating projects and presentations to demonstrate student learning.

● Identify individual student needs (academic, behavioral, etc.) and implement appropriate strategies for growth with support from administrators and parents.

● Support students in developing healthy peer relationships

● Provide supervision for students in your care during lunch, recess, and transitions

Education Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree

5+ years experience working with children

Missouri DESE Teaching Certification preferred but not required

Contact Providence School of Arts

Marcus Oatis
Executive Director
Phone: 816-634-6300

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