Technology Teacher Job Jersey City area,New Jersey USA,Education / Teaching

Technology Teacher

Dr. Lena Edwards Academic Charter School - Jersey City, NJ 07304 Start Date 05/26/2026 End Date 08/31/2026

Overview

Salary Range $64,088.00 - $69,898.00 Salary Category Education

Description

Major

Job Responsibilities:

The teacher is responsible for students assigned and the day-to-day activities that move student behavior and learning to the highest standards of excellence and performance. The teacher implements strategies so that every student realizes his/her full educational potential. The teacher designs and implements the activities that will provide for the educational success of every student. The teacher will communicate positively and frequently with her/his professional colleagues, with each student, and with his/her parents in order to guide students to personal and academic success.

The teacher serves as a mentor, coach, role model, and adult supervisor of children placed under his/her care and responsibility.

Basic Responsibilities:

Classroom Leadership
Accountability for Results
Leadership and Membership of Teams
Planning and Planned Change
Improving classroom Organization and Student Performance
Professional Learning and Instruction and Human Resource Excellence
Programs, Services, and Curricula that Accelerate Learning
Data and Technology that supports Programs, Personnel, and Students
Decision Making and Judgment
Customer/Stakeholder Focus & Staff, Student, and Family Interactions
Universal Acceptance of Expectations
Budget and Finance
Duties assigned by Principal and/or Required by Statute or Regulation
Progress Toward and Completion of Annual and Long Term Goals

Qualifications

QUALIFICATIONS:

All teachers must be licensed

Bachelor's Degree in Education or appropriate and related field

Previous experience working as a teacher preferred

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Must be able to communicate with all stake holders, particularly parents in culturally relevant manner

Performance criteria common to all certificated positions follow:

Demonstrate care and respect for students, parents, and colleagues.

Have high performance expectations and expect to be held accountable for appropriate results.

Be ethical, trustworthy, optimistic, and honest.

Commit to the success of students, school, and colleagues and cooperate with stakeholders to achieve success.

Communicate effectively with colleagues and other stakeholders.

Be punctual and maintain excellent attendance.

Plan effectively.

Make progress toward goals and complete annual goals.

Lead where appropriate and support others who lead.

Participate on one or more teams.

Make sound judgments and decisions.

Maintain an appropriate appearance for a professional.

Organize, maintain, and report data and records correctly and on time.

Use district and school resources astutely.

Contribute to improved school and student performance.

React positively to change, suggestions, and criticism.

Engage in productive self-evaluation and the evaluation of school, subject, class, grade level, and team performances.

Seek and eagerly participate in professional growth activities.

Maintain confidentiality.

Adhere to board policy, administrative procedures, and local, state and federal regulations.

Manage performance improvement efforts using team structures, CPC, and VSPI.