Class Teacher Salary at Iqra English School BETA

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides a basic core program for learning handicapped students consistent with state education code requirements. Instructs children with learning disabilities using appropriate techniques, equipment, instructional materials and supplies in accordance with the Individualized Education Program for each student. Remediates identified specific learning disabilities. Reevaluates student performance on goals annually and conducts standardized assessments for each student triennially. Evaluates student performance, keeps up-to-date records of individual student's progress and recommends revision of the I.E.P., as appropriate; modifies I.E.P. accordingly. Creates individualized goals to address all areas of student need based on assessment data and California Content Standards. Works closely with other special education staff members, e.g. psychologist, speech therapist, adaptive physical education teacher, and administration in the assessment process, program p

About the Employer Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, we humbly welcome you to the San Mateo-Foster City School District! We are committed to creating a strong sense of belonging and aim to hire an exceptionally diverse workforce that reflects the students and families in our community. Our district educates approximately 10,500 students (representing 50 languages) in preschool through eighth grades in 22 outstanding schools. Our family of schools includes three middle schools (Grades 6-8), fifteen elementary schools (TK/K-5), three schools with all grades (K-8), and one Early Education Center. We also have preschools co-located at our six elementary sites. We have various theme based schools: Montessori, Immersion (Spanish and Mandarin), and STEM. ACHIEVEMENT GOAL: Create learning opportunities for ALL Pre-K through 8th students resulting in closing the achievement gap and culminating in personal and academic success in high school and beyond. EQUITY GOAL: Reduce inequitable outc

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides a basic core program for learning handicapped students consistent with state education code requirements. Instructs children with learning disabilities using appropriate techniques, equipment, instructional materials and supplies in accordance with the Individualized Education Program for each student. Remediates identified specific learning disabilities. Reevaluates student performance on goals annually and conducts standardized assessments for each student triennially. Evaluates student performance, keeps up-to-date records of individual student's progress and recommends revision of the I.E.P., as appropriate; modifies I.E.P. accordingly. Creates individualized goals to address all areas of student need based on assessment data and California Content Standards. Works closely with other special education staff members, e.g. psychologist, speech therapist, adaptive physical education teacher, and administration in the assessment process, program p

Job Description Job Description Position: After School Class Instructor (20:1 ratio) Job Type: Part-Time (15-20 hours/week August- December) Grades K-8 Pay: $25-$35 per hour Location: Pomona, California (various Elementary and Middle Schools) Why Work at Groza? Competitive Rates: We value your hard work and dedication. Consistent weekly schedule: Typical work schedule is Monday-Friday, 2 pm- 6 pm Employee Status: Our instructors are valued employees, not independent contractors, providing you with job security and benefits. Comprehensive Paid Training and Professional Development: Ongoing support to help you grow and excel in your role. Supportive Leadership: Work with a team dedicated to your success and professional growth. Join a Wonderful Team: Join a collaborative, passionate team that loves making a difference in students' lives. Advancement Opportunities: Opportunities to grow the Instructor Lead position. Job Overview: We are looking for experienced and passionate academic afte

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides a basic core program for learning handicapped students consistent with state education code requirements. Instructs children with learning disabilities using appropriate techniques, equipment, instructional materials and supplies in accordance with the Individualized Education Program for each student. Remediates identified specific learning disabilities. Reevaluates student performance on goals annually and conducts standardized assessments for each student triennially. Evaluates student performance, keeps up-to-date records of individual student's progress and recommends revision of the I.E.P., as appropriate; modifies I.E.P. accordingly. Creates individualized goals to address all areas of student need based on assessment data and California Content Standards. Works closely with other special education staff members, e.g. psychologist, speech therapist, adaptive physical education teacher, and administration in the assessment process, program p

Job Description Job Description We are seeking a Children Enrichment Class Teacher to join our team! You will be a part of the team that executes enrichment classes at Dear World Academy. Classes include story time, music, movement, sensory, arts & crafts, and STEM. We are looking for a charismatic, energetic, musical, outgoing, and enjoys spending time with children. Responsibilities: Manage and educate students in a class and their parents Develop and implement engaging classes Maintain positive relationships with students and parents Maintain the health and safety of all students Energetically and enthusiastically execute classes Qualifications: Previous experience in teaching or other educational fields Experience teaching children enrichment classes a plus Ability to build rapport with students Excellent written and verbal communication skills Musical/artistic/dancing background a plus

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides a basic core program for learning handicapped students consistent with state education code requirements. Instructs children with learning disabilities using appropriate techniques, equipment, instructional materials and supplies in accordance with the Individualized Education Program for each student. Remediates identified specific learning disabilities. Reevaluates student performance on goals annually and conducts standardized assessments for each student triennially. Evaluates student performance, keeps up-to-date records of individual student's progress and recommends revision of the I.E.P., as appropriate; modifies I.E.P. accordingly. Creates individualized goals to address all areas of student need based on assessment data and California Content Standards. Works closely with other special education staff members, e.g. psychologist, speech therapist, adaptive physical education teacher, and administration in the assessment process, program p

About the Employer Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, we humbly welcome you to the San Mateo-Foster City School District! We are committed to creating a strong sense of belonging and aim to hire an exceptionally diverse workforce that reflects the students and families in our community. Our district educates approximately 10,500 students (representing 50 languages) in preschool through eighth grades in 22 outstanding schools. Our family of schools includes three middle schools (Grades 6-8), fifteen elementary schools (TK/K-5), three schools with all grades (K-8), and one Early Education Center. We also have preschools co-located at our six elementary sites. We have various theme based schools: Montessori, Immersion (Spanish and Mandarin), and STEM. ACHIEVEMENT GOAL: Create learning opportunities for ALL Pre-K through 8th students resulting in closing the achievement gap and culminating in personal and academic success in high school and beyond. EQUITY GOAL: Reduce inequitable outc