History Teacher Haverhill High School
Listed on 2026-07-13
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Education / Teaching
High School
history teacher haverhill high school
haverhill public schools – haverhill high school, haverhill, massachusetts. Open in google maps.
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job details job : 5825009Final date to receive applications: posted until filled
posted: jul 09, 2026 4:00 am (utc)
starting date: sep 1, 2026
job descriptionhaverhill public schools
haverhill, massachusetts 01830
haverhill public schools is a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration
announcement of positiontitle of position:
teacher of history and social studies
studies: high school level
bilingual preferred
work year: august-june
effective date of employment: school year
salary: placement on the teachers’ salary scale according to education and experience. $56,473 to $112,526
organizational relationship: responsible to the principal and superintendent.
statement of dutiescurriculum and planning:
- possesses sound knowledge and understanding of the subject matter and pedagogy, engaging students in learning experiences that enable them to acquire complex knowledge and skills.
- understands developmental levels of students and provides differentiated learning experiences.
- designs units of instruction with measurable outcomes and higher‑order thinking tasks aligned with state standards.
- structures lessons with measurable objectives, engagement strategies, pacing, activities, resources, technologies, and grouping.
assessment:
- designs and administers informal and formal assessments, including common interim assessments, to measure student learning, growth, and progress.
- analyzes assessment results to adjust practice and implement differentiated interventions.
analysis:
- draws conclusions from assessment data to improve student learning.
- shares findings with colleagues and seeks feedback.
- provides descriptive feedback and engages students and families in constructive conversation.
instruction:
- defines high expectations for quality of student work and perseverance; provides exemplars, rubrics, and guided practice.
- uses instructional practices that motivate and engage most students.
- employs tiered instruction and scaffolds to accommodate learning differences, including students with disabilities and english learners.
learning environment:
- creates a safe physical and intellectual environment with rituals, routines, and appropriate responses.
- develops interpersonal, group, and communication skills, providing opportunities for group learning with diverse peers.
- provides learning experiences that guide students to identify strengths and take academic risks.
cultural proficiency:
- uses strategies that enable students to respect differences related to background, identity, language, strengths.
- anticipates and responds to conflicts or misunderstandings arising from differences.
expectations:
- communicates and enforces standards for work, effort, and behavior.
- models and reinforces meaningful effort to master material.
- adapts instruction, materials, and assessments to make challenging material accessible.
family and community engagement:
- uses a variety of strategies to support every family’s active participation.
collaboration with students:
- regularly updates parents on curriculum and suggests strategies for support.
- provides clear expectations for student learning and behavior.
communication:
- maintains two‑way communication with families about student performance.
- responds promptly and respectfully to family communications.
reflection:
- reflects on effectiveness of lessons and interactions to improve practice.
- proposes measurable professional practice and learning goals based on data analysis.
professional growth:
- consistently seeks and applies ideas for improvement from supervisors, colleagues, and professional development.
collaboration with colleagues:
- collaborates in developing standards‑based units, analyzing student work, and planning interventions.
decision-making:
- contributes ideas to planning and decision‑making at school, department, and grade level.
shared responsibility:
- reinforces school wide behavior and learning expectations for all students.
additional responsibilities:
- provides instructional and general duties…
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