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Monroe, WA
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French II/III Non Rep Instructor Lvl E @ SVEC #1731
Pay: $43.25/hr
Posted: 2 weeks ago
Location: Monroe, WA (Onsite)
Last Updated: 2 weeks ago
Hours: Part-Time
Expires: 9/20/2026
Job Description
French II/III Non Rep Instructor Lvl E @ SVEC #1731
Monroe School District
Sky Valley Education Center - Monroe, Washington This job is also posted in Monroe School District 103
Job Details
Job ID:
5891077
Application Deadline:
Posted until filled
Posted:
Yesterday
Starting Date:
Immediately
Job Description
Location:
Sky Valley Education Center
Anticipated start date:
2026-27 school year
Shift time:
See job detail below
Benefit Info:
Benefits offered:
Sick, personal, bereavement leave
Employee Assistance Program.
Optional Benefits:
Additional life and accidental death and dismemberment insurance
Annuities (403(b), Roth)
Medical flexible spending arrangement
Limited purpose flexible spending arrangement
Dependent care assistance program
Job Details:
1 total class per week
French II/III Grades:
8-12 Wed & Fri, 4 hours per week
Should have strong French language proficiency, be able to engage and communicate with students and families, create a student-centered learning environment. Should have the ability to make effective use of a 1.5 hr per wk, twice a week, class time by providing focused, engaging learning opportunities that can connect to required learning/assignments outside the classroom.
TITLE:
Level E - Highly Competitive or Rigorous Subject Matter
REPORTS TO
Director of Sky Valley Education Center
POSITION SUMMARY
To plan, organize and implement workshops teaching the fundamentals, routines, and/or proper techniques associated with the subject. To provide effective leadership that will ensure a positive learning environment and will stress the importance of academic achievement as well as individual student growth. To demonstrate a high degree of ethics, professionalism, human relations and be a positive role model for all students.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education and experience
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in the subject area required or
Professional program or content area certification
Documented professional experience with the assigned subject matter
Previous experience working with school aged students in an alternative learning environment
Knowledge of
Rules and regulations of activity if applicable
Fundamental and advanced subject matter content required
Effective teaching techniques for developing skills and abilities
Classroom/Team dynamics and effective behavior management techniques
Demonstrated skills
Effective communications
Classroom management
Motivating students
Fairness and consistency
Ability to
Demonstrate and maintain productive and positive interpersonal skills
Provide instruction which incorporates all student learning styles and abilities
Provide an atmosphere conducive to good student citizenship
Provide leadership to and direction of course content
Plan effective workshops that lead to improved student skills
Work cooperatively with other staff
Compile and maintain accurate student records
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
Effectively plan and teach classes/workshops
Teach and enforce standards of conduct and rules
Supervise and conduct classes/workshops safely
Support and enforce the District's policies and procedures
Ensuring that all classes/workshops are approved by the Director
Teach citizenship, cooperation, work ethic and responsibility
Monitor attendance, grades and personal conduct.
Ensure that students comply with district requirements and eligibility rules prior to any participation if required
Ensure the availability of related student materials
Accompany students on any field trips related to the activity
Comply with Monroe School District policies
Maintain communication with school administrators and other advisors
Build positive public relations in the school, with parents of students and in the community
Ensure that discipline follows school and district protocol, is fair, consistent and aligned with District policies
Accept responsibility for conduct of students
WORKING CONDITIONS
Work is typically performed in the school setting or may be held outdoors.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Ability to perceive the nature of sound
Near/far visual acuity
Depth perception
Ability to communicate orally
Manual dexterity to operate various machines including a computer
Gross and fine motor skills
Sufficient stamina and exertion to demonstrate techniques properly for student safety
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable a person with a disability to perform the essential functions of the job.
EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS
This position is that of non represented employee. The position will work a schedule determined by the Director of Sky Valley Education Center based on student need and interest. Salary as determined by the current salary schedule.
EVALUATION PROCEDURES
Performance shall be evaluated annually according to Board and administrative policies and procedures.