Substitute Teacher

Provides temporary instruction and classroom supervision when a regular teacher is absent, following pre-made lesson plans, managing student behavior, maintaining a safe learning environment, and reporting on class activities.

• Able to teach the Word of God to students.
• Deliver lessons and activities as outlined in the regular teacher’s lesson plans.
• Maintain a positive, safe, and orderly learning environment by enforcing school rules and managing student behavior.
• Oversee students in the classroom, during breaks, and in other areas of the school grounds as needed.
• Take daily attendance, record student progress, and document any incidents or noteworthy observations for the returning teacher.
• Interact with students, other school staff, and potentially parents to address questions and report on class activities.
• Adjust teaching methods and materials to meet the diverse needs of students in the classroom.
• Record-keeping, and communication with staff to ensure educational continuity and support student learning.

• Must be able to adapt quickly to different grade levels, subjects, and school environments.
• Should have strong skills in maintaining discipline and fostering a conducive learning atmosphere.
• Must be able to effectively interact with students, staff, and parents.
• Model professional behavior, punctuality, and appropriate conduct as a role model for students.
• Must be able to manage various tasks, materials, and student records accurately.

Bachelor’s degree and a state teaching license or substitute teaching permit are typically required. However, will accept a minimum of an Associate Degree pursuing a Bachelor degree with experience in the classroom.