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Archdiocese of Saint Paul Minneapolis
Ascension Catholic Academy Substitute Teachers
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A Substitute Teacher teaches or supervises classes for teachers who are away on leave or sick. May substitute for teachers at several different schools or school districts. May substitute for one day or for a longer term absence; may follow lesson plans developed by the regular teacher, or work with teacher who will be out to create new lesson plans and assignments.
$41,078 / year median in Minnesota
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Published August 24, 2026 Expires September 23, 2026 Location 1723 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis MN, Minnesota Category Support Staff Job Type Temporary Organizational Name Ascension Catholic Academy Organizational City Minneapolis Position Contact Name Shannon Mara Position Contact Title HR and Talent Life Cycle Manager Position Contact Email smara@acamn.org How many employees are serving at your location? More than 30 Starting Salary Range $200/day Description Purpose of the Position This substitute teaching position will support all 4 Ascension Catholic Academy schools (Ascension Catholic School, Immaculate Conception Catholic School, St. Peter Claver Catholic School, and St. Pascal Regional Catholic School. This is an as needed position. This position fulfills the full responsibilities of a classroom teacher for the duration of the assignment. Employment in and by the Church is substantially different from secular employment. All employees must conduct themselves in a manner consistent with Catholic teaching and the mission of the Church. This position does not require the candidate to be Catholic, but all employees are expected to respect Catholic doctrine and practices. Teachers will be responsible for leading daily prayer, implementing the Religion curriculum (including PCYI content), and supervising students during school Mass.