Board Substitute Teacher - EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION

Board Substitute Teacher - EXCEPTIONAL

EDUCATION

Employer Henrico County Public Schools Location Highland Springs, VA, US Salary Competitive categoriesView less categories You need to sign in or create an account to save a . Employer Henrico County Public Schools Location Highland Springs, VA, US Salary Competitive categoriesView less categories You need to sign in or create an account to save a . Employer Henrico County Public Schools Location Highland Springs, VA, US Salary Competitive categoriesView less categories categoriesView less categories Job Details Company Job Details Job Title Board Substitute Teacher - EXCEPTIONAL

EDUCATION

Location Highland Springs, VA, US Organization Name HCPS - Fair Oaks Elementary About Us Henrico County Public Schools is one of the six largest public school divisions in Virginia with a nationally recognized educational program. Henrico County is a suburban community surrounding the city of Richmond, VA. We are 104 miles from the Atlantic Ocean to the east; 94 miles from the scenic SkyLine Drive to the west; 106 miles from Washington, D.C. to the north; and 75 miles from the North Carolina border to the south.

Our Mission:

Henrico County Public Schools, an innovative leader in educational excellence, will actively engage our students in diverse educational, social and civic learning experiences that inspire and empower them to become contributing citizens. General Statement of Duties This position is for the 2023-24 school year. This vacancy is open until filled. Temporary Board Substitute Teacher -EXCEPTIONAL

EDUCATION - FAIR OAKS ELEMENTARY

Essential Duties Plan instructional activities for students Assess and maintain records of students' progress Utilize a variety of instructional strategies in order to promote student success. Support the curriculum, academic and social needs of children. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's Degree with an emphasis on Education and VA Teaching license preferred, but Bachelor's Degree is required. Additional Information $243.06 DAILY

FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS POSITION, CONTACT FAIR OAKS ELEMENTARY AT 804-328-4085.

Hiring is done by the principal. How To To be considered for this position, please mail, fax, or hand deliver three signed reference letters , Child Abuse and Recognition Training, Certificate, and college transcripts and teaching license to: Henrico County Public Schools Department of Human Resources P. O. Box 23120 3820 Nine Mile Road Henrico, VA 23223-0420

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(804) 652-3763 The School Board of Henrico County is committed to nondiscrimination with regard to sex (including pregnancy), gender, race, color, national origin, disability, religion, ancestry, age, marital status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law (except where such is a bona fide occupational qualification), in employment or in its programs and activities. EOE/Accommodations Upon Request Minimum Salary Maximum Salary Currency USD Main Organization Public Schools Public Schools Employment Status Hourly/Temporary Hourly/Temporary Amount of Travel Work At Home Company Henrico County Public Schools expresses a divisionwide commitment to every student by communicating a vision of inclusiveness: "The right to achieve. The support to succeed." The school division also embraces four critical cornerstones: Student Safety, Academic Progress, Closing Gaps and Relationships. The school system serves the families of Henrico County, Virginia, a diverse community of more than 320,000 which wraps west, north and east of the independent city and state capital of Richmond. Henrico is Virginia's fifth-most populous county. HCPS is the sixth largest public school division in Virginia, and is comprised of 72 schools and program centers serving more than 50,000 students. The division's schools reflect the geographic diversity of Henrico County, and lie in bustling near-urban and suburban settings; small towns; and quiet rural areas. Academic excellence and opportunity are hallmarks of Henrico County Public Schools. Twenty-three division schools earned 2017 Virginia Index of Performance awards for advanced learning and achievement, presented by Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the Virginia Board of Education. HCPS was again tops in the Richmond region with the most schools earning the distinction. Short Pump Middle School was one of only nine schools in the commonwealth to earn the highest designation. HCPS also leads central Virginia in teachers certified by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. Completion of the rigorous process is the profession's highest mark of accomplishment. Henrico Schools has robust programs and support services for families of students with special needs; gifted students; homebound and homeschooled students; and students learning English as a second language. Each of the division's high schools is fully accredited and hosts an academic specialty center. The specialty centers allow students with clear interests the chance to focus on a preferred area, such as engineering, the arts or world languages. Three middle schools offer the International Baccalaureate Middle Years program and two high schools offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma program. The division also has cutting-edge programs in career and technical education, at individual schools and at two Advanced Career Education centers. From learning about sustainable seafood in culinary arts classes to applying technology concepts at Richmond Raceway, HCPS' Department of Career and Technical Education helps students become effective participants in the international economy. From academics to athletics, from the arts to career skills, Henrico County Public Schools is proud to be part of helping our community thrive by ensuring that each child has the right to achieve and the support to succeed. Company info Website http://http/www.henricoschools.us/ Telephone 804-652-3672 Location 3820 Nine Mile Road Human Resources Henrico VA 23223 US Henrico County Public Schools expresses a divisionwide commitment to every student by communicating a vision of inclusiveness: "The right to achieve. The support to succeed." The school division also embraces four critical cornerstones: Student Safety, Academic Progress, Closing Gaps and Relationships. The school system serves the families of Henrico County, Virginia, a diverse community of more than 320,000 which wraps west, north and east of the independent city and state capital of Richmond. Henrico is Virginia's fifth-most populous county. HCPS is the sixth largest public school division in Virginia, and is comprised of 72 schools and program centers serving more than 50,000 students. The division's schools reflect the geographic diversity of Henrico County, and lie in bustling near-urban and suburban settings; small towns; and quiet rural areas. Academic excellence and opportunity are hallmarks of Henrico County Public Schools. Twenty-three division schools earned 2017 Virginia Index of Performance awards for advanced learning and achievement, presented by Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the Virginia Board of Education. HCPS was again tops in the Richmond region with the most schools earning the distinction. Short Pump Middle School was one of only nine schools in the commonwealth to earn the highest designation. HCPS also leads central Virginia in teachers certified by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. Completion of the rigorous process is the profession's highest mark of accomplishment. Henrico Schools has robust programs and support services for families of students with special needs; gifted students; homebound and homeschooled students; and students learning English as a second language. Each of the division's high schools is fully accredited and hosts an academic specialty center. The specialty centers allow students with clear interests the chance to focus on a preferred area, such as engineering, the arts or world languages. Three middle schools offer the International Baccalaureate Middle Years program and two high schools offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma program. The division also has cutting-edge programs in career and technical education, at individual schools and at two Advanced Career Education centers. From learning about sustainable seafood in culinary arts classes to applying technology concepts at Richmond Raceway, HCPS' Department of Career and Technical Education helps students become effective participants in the international economy. From academics to athletics, from the arts to career skills, Henrico County Public Schools is proud to be part of helping our community thrive by ensuring that each child has the right to achieve and the support to succeed.