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French and Social Studies Teacher

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Alternative School for Math and Science

Corning, NY (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 4 weeks ago (Updated 3 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 8/3/2026

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Overview ASMS offers a research-based, comprehensive middle school program designed to provide an academically challenging and supportive learning environment. Standards-based instruction and assessment have anchored the experiential learning environment since the school's inception. Emphasis is placed on the process of learning, particularly in regard to the development of problem-solving, critical thinking, and organizational skills. The teaching and learning environment is enhanced by the use of a digital learning platform, enabling teachers to develop and deploy relevant curricular materials and students to demonstrate their learning in real-world contexts. Position Description ASMS seeks an experienced, creative, and collaborative middle school French and social studies teacher. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, teaching French and social studies, advising, and facilitation/participation in the elective and extracurricular programs of the school. All aspects of our learning environment are designed to support the development of the whole child. Candidates must therefore possess a comprehensive understanding of and a deep commitment to employing varied instructional strategies to guide all students toward the realization of their potential as learners. Key Responsibilities Teaching Teach three sections of French (nine classes per week) and two sections of social studies (10 classes per week) Monitor student progress for mastery of course objectives and differentiate instruction to meet the wide range of student readiness levels Attend weekly team meetings to coordinate curricula and discuss individual student progress Provide standards-based assessments for all students, which evaluate the proficiency level achieved for each learning standard being assessed, as well as providing written formal comments on student progress Initiate and maintain communication with parents regularly through phone calls, emails, and face-to-face meetings to inform them of students' needs and successes Advising Meet regularly with individual advisees to support their social-emotional and academic growth Establish and maintain an ongoing relationship with advisees' parents Faculty Member Participate in shared faculty responsibilities and duties as assigned by the Heads of School, which include, but are not limited to, supervising or leading extracurricular activities during the school day and after school With fellow faculty and staff, chaperone an overnight school trip at least once every two years Required Education and Experience BS or MS degree in French or a related field of social studies Fluent in French Experience teaching Required Competencies and Skills Passion for teaching and working with middle school students Teaching in a culturally responsive and inclusive manner Comprehensive knowledge of the French language and social studies Comprehensive understanding of middle school foreign language and social studies curriculum, instruction, and assessment Ability to use student performance data to assess the effectiveness of instructional programs and develop appropriate modifications to improve student performance Desire and ability to work within a team environment Fully embrace a standards-based approach to instruction and assessment with an emphasis on student learning Comfortable using a variety of instructional techniques and practices to meet the learning needs of all students Experience and willingness to use and learn new technology platforms and applications