In-House High School Substitute Teacher
Listed on 2026-09-21
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Education / Teaching
Substitute Teacher, Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional, Elementary School, High School
Substitute teachers play a vital role in maintaining the continuity of education when the regular teacher is absent. Their responsibilities are varied and can be demanding. Here are the key roles and responsibilities of a substitute teacher:
Classroom Management SupervisionMaintain order and supervise students throughout the school day, including during classroom activities, recess, and lunchtime.
Behavior ManagementEnforce school and classroom rules to manage student behavior and ensure a safe and productive learning environment.
Conflict ResolutionHandle any conflicts or issues that arise among students in a fair and consistent manner.
Instructional Duties Lesson PlansFollow the lesson plans left by the regular teacher or given by the curriculum leader to ensure continuity in students' learning. This includes teaching new material, conducting reviews, and facilitating class discussions. If the curriculum leader is available to lead the instruction the sub responsibility is to support instruction during the live model, continue with guided practice and independent practice AND replicate the live model in future blocks.
MaterialPreparation
Prepare any necessary materials or resources for lessons if they are not already provided.
AssessmentAdminister tests or quizzes as required, and sometimes grade assignments if instructed by the regular teacher.
Administrative Tasks AttendanceTake daily attendance and report any absences to the school office.
Record KeepingKeep accurate records of any assignments given, grades, or behavioral issues, and leave detailed notes for the regular teacher about what was accomplished during their absence.
CommunicationCommunicate effectively with students, other teachers, and school staff. Address any urgent concerns to the appropriate school personnel.
Adaptability and Flexibility AdaptabilityBe prepared to adapt to different classroom environments and student needs. Each classroom and school may have different expectations and routines.
FlexibilityBe ready to take on additional duties as needed, such as covering for other classes, assisting in special education, or helping with extracurricular activities.
Professionalism PunctualityArrive on time and be prepared to start the school day promptly.
Professional ConductMaintain a professional demeanor at all times, adhering to the school's dress code and policies.
ConfidentialityRespect the privacy and confidentiality of students and staff.
Student Engagement MotivationEngage and motivate students to participate actively in class activities and discussions.
SupportProvide support and encouragement to students, helping them to stay focused and on task.
By fulfilling these roles and responsibilities, substitute teachers help ensure that students continue to learn and grow even in the absence of their regular teacher.
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