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Rudolf School of Ann Arbor

3rd Grade Class Teacher 202627 School Year

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An Elementary School Teacher teaches elementary school students, usually children ages 5 - 11 who are in kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade, in a public or private school. Teaches all subjects, including reading, writing, math, social studies and science, to one class throughout the school year. Plans curriculum and assesses student progress, manages student behavior and communicates with school parents. May specialize in teaching music, art or physical education, or teach students that are learning English, or work with students with learning disabilities or emotional and behavioral disorders.

$63,258 / year median in Michigan

+4% projected growth

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Job Description

The 3rd Grade Class Teacher will guide a class of students through an engaging, developmentally appropriate Waldorf curriculum while creating a warm, inclusive, and supportive classroom community. The successful candidate will work closely with colleagues and families and contribute to the wider life of the school through festivals, performances, field trips, faculty collaboration, and community activities. Responsibilities Plan and teach a developmentally appropriate 3rd Grade curriculum. Build strong, respectful relationships with students and families. Integrate academic subjects with artistic and practical experiences. Create a welcoming classroom environment that supports diverse learners. Collaborate with specialist teachers, colleagues, and student-support staff. Participate in faculty meetings, school events, festivals, and professional development. Maintain clear communication with families regarding student learning and development. Qualifications Bachelor's degree or higher. Previous elementary teaching experience. Waldorf teacher training or experience in a Waldorf school preferred. Strong communication and collaboration skills. Genuine enthusiasm for working with children. Commitment to inclusive, student-centered education. Interest in continuing professional development in Waldorf education. Candidates who are committed to becoming Waldorf teachers and bring relevant classroom experience are also encouraged to apply.
Compensation & Benefits Salary:
Approximately $41,000-$60,000 annually, depending on experience and training. Benefits may include health insurance, 403(b) retirement contributions, life and disability insurance, tuition remission, and relocation support for eligible candidates. How to Apply Interested candidates should submit a resume/CV, three professional references, and a short cover letter or biographical statement describing their experience and interest in Waldorf education.