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Soliant Health

English as a Second Language (ESL) General Education Teacher

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Category Schools - General Education Teacher Job Type Contract Make a difference in the lives of multilingual learners in a diverse K-5 setting near Liberty, MO. This is a contract opportunity that supports students developing English proficiency, working collaboratively within a dynamic school environment. The ELL/ESL teacher will engage directly with just over 30 students spanning Kindergarten through Grade 5, with groups organized by grade level for targeted instruction four days a week. Wednesdays are dedicated to program management and providing coaching for classroom teachers, fostering a supportive academic community.
Key Qualifications:
Valid Missouri
K-12 ESOL
(English for Speakers of Other Languages) or ELL (English Language Learners) certification is required. Experience with
WIDA ACCESS
assessments and an understanding of the WIDA proficiency scale is highly valued. Familiarity with differentiated instruction for students at varying English proficiency levels. Ability to collaborate with classroom teachers and contribute to both individual and group student growth. Experience or comfort working with elementary students, especially those who may also receive special education services.
Responsibilities:
Deliver engaging, effective ESL instruction to elementary students at multiple English proficiency levels. Utilize program data, including annual
WIDA ACCESS
results, to inform instructional planning. Organize and facilitate at least one instructional group per grade level, four days per week. Manage program operations and support classroom teachers with coaching every Wednesday. Maintain detailed records and actively contribute to meetings regarding students who may have additional special education needs. Advance your career while supporting students' language development in a school community that values collaborative growth and academic achievement. If you're passionate about fostering English language success, submit your resume and relevant Missouri licensure today to be considered for this rewarding role! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled