K-12 EC TEACHER

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Job Description

VANCE CHARTER SCHOOL JOB DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: EC Teacher

Per Salary Scale

FLSA Status

Exempt

Work Week Schedule

Monday-Friday

Work Hours

40

Number of Months Per Year

10

SPECIFIC DUTIES, QUALIFICATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• The teacher must develop instructional plans to meet the academic needs of all their students
• Clearly establish learning goals and objectives each day
• Teachers must follow and implement all school policies and procedures
• Ensure compliance of all Federal, State, and School regulations as they pertain for exceptional students
• Create individual education plans (IEP’s) for exceptional education students in compliance with school procedures, NCDPI policy and OCS regulations
• Coordinate testing and evaluation for program acceptance
• Must represent Vance Charter at appropriate conferences and workshops
• Must work with appropriate personnel in the planning, modification, and construction of educational facilities and equipment if needed
• Attend monthly school staff meetings and EC Department meetings
• Administer testing in compliance with NCDPI/or national standards
• This position is essential for daily school operations and requires in person attendance.
• Adhere to state statues as given below:
• 115C-307. Duties of teachers

(a) To Maintain Order and Discipline.

- It shall be the duty of all teachers, including student teachers, substitute teachers, voluntary teachers, and teacher assistants when given authority over some part of the school program by the principal or supervising teacher, to maintain good order and discipline in their respective schools. A teacher, student teacher, substitute teacher, voluntary teacher, or teacher assistant shall report to the principal acts of violence in school and students suspended or expelled from school as required to be reported in accordance with State Board policies.

(b) To Provide for General Well-Being of Students.

- It shall be the duty of all teachers, including student teachers, substitute teachers, voluntary teachers, and teacher assistants when given authority over some part of the school program by the principal or supervising teacher, to encourage temperance, morality, industry, and neatness; to promote the health of all pupils, especially of children in the first three grades, by providing frequent periods of recreation, to supervise the play activities during recess, and to encourage wholesome exercises for all children.

(c) To Provide Some Medical Care to Students.

- It is within the scope of duty of teachers, including substitute teachers, teacher assistants, student teachers or any other public school employee when given such authority by the board of education or its designee to provide medical care to students as provided in G.S. 115C-375.1.

(d) To Teach the Students.

- It shall be the duty of all teachers, including student teachers, substitute teachers, voluntary teachers, and teacher assistants when given authority over some part of the school program by the principal or supervising teacher, to teach as thoroughly as they are able all branches which they are required to teach; to provide for singing in the school, and so far as possible to give instruction in the public school music.

(e) To Enter into the Superintendent's Plans for Professional Growth.

- It shall be the duty of all teachers, including student teachers, substitute teachers, voluntary teachers, and teacher assistants when given authority over some part of the school program by the principal or supervising teacher, to enter actively into the plans of the superintendent for the professional growth of the teachers.

(f) To Discourage…