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High School Science Teacher
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Menlo Park Academy
Cleveland, OH (In Person)
$45,569 Salary, Full-Time
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High School Science Teacher Menlo Park Academy - 2.8 Cleveland, OH Job Details Full-time $35,000 - $50,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Biology Teamwork Teaching Certification Working with high schoolers Working with middle schoolers Chemistry Full Job Description Menlo Park Academy is seeking a 7-12 Certified High School Science teacher to teach our advanced middle school students. Biology , Integrated Science, and Chemistry experience is preferred . Menlo is Ohio's only public community school dedicated to the education of gifted learners, grades K to 8. Our students are typically at least 1 grade level ahead in content, and we're looking for teachers excited to implement engaging and intellectually challenging lessons for our advanced learners. We are seeking teachers who have the mindset and skills to teach collaboratively in a flexible space learning environment. High Quality PD promotes collaboration and informed knowledge about the implementation of our program and can be used for licensure advancement or renewal. To be a successful teacher at Menlo, you will embrace the following concepts that are core to our mission: Focus on the whole child, with positive behavior supports encouraging learning from mistakes and comprehensive social/emotional learning strategies. Teaching in flexible mixed-grade ability groupings. Implementing extension experiences such as field trips, assemblies, contests, competitions and clubs are used to enhance the curriculum. Additionally, faculty members are to: Be innovative in their approach to curriculum Support efforts to use STEM methods Use engaging, higher level learning activities to promote critical and deep learning