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Cape Elizabeth School Department

Long Term Substitute Teacher - Art

Pay: $140–$551.38/day

Posted: 5 days ago

Location: Cape Elizabeth, ME (Onsite)

Last Updated: 2 days ago

Hours: Full-Time

Expires: 10/12/2026

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What they do

An Art Teacher teaches art skills to elementary, secondary school students, or recreationally. Teaches all aspects of art from basic drawing and color theory to advanced techniques and art history.

$49,844 / year median in Maine

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

Long Term Substitute Teacher -

Art JobID:

1145

Position Type:

High School/Art - visual

Date Posted:

9/10/2026

Location:

Cape Elizabeth High School Date Available:

10/26/2026

Closing Date:

09/30/2026 $140 per day to 551.38 per day We are seeking a Long-Term Substitute Visual Arts Teacher to cover an extended leave. The ideal candidate has experience teaching art and/or a strong background as a visual artist. This position involves teaching ceramics, foundational art, and 3D/fashion design, and requires hands-on technical knowledge of clay techniques, kiln operation, and basic sewing.

Key Responsibilities Instruction:

Ceramics & Studio Tech:

Safely operate and fire kilns; instruct students in hand building, wheel throwing, and glazing techniques. Textiles & 3

D:

Teach basic hand-sewing and machine-sewing skills for fashion and 3D design projects.

Studio Safety & Management:

Maintain a safe studio environment, manage tool and equipment care, enforce safety protocols, and oversee studio cleanup and inventory.

Classroom Management:

Assess student work, track grades and attendance, and maintain an inclusive classroom environment. Qualifications Experience teaching high school visual arts, or a strong relevant background as a visual artist. Demonstrated experience firing kilns and proficiency in hand building and wheel throwing. Basic hand- and machine-sewing skills. Degree in Fine Arts, Studio Art, or Art Education (preferred). MDOE teaching license or equivalent credentials.