ELD Teacher

Job Details

Job Location:

PUC Triumph Charter High School
- Sylmar, CA 91342

Position Type:
Full Time Education Level: Bachelor's Degree Salary Range: $65,000.00 - $Job

Shift: 10 Month Job Category:
Certificated
- Teachers

Partnerships to Uplift Communities (PUC) Schools is comprised of a non‑profit network of public charter schools designed to significantly increase high school graduation rates, college entrance, and college graduation rates for underserved students in North-East Los Angeles, and the North-East San Fernando Valley.

Our mission at PUC Schools is to develop and manage high-quality charter schools in densely populated urban communities with overcrowded and low‑achieving schools. We create school programs and cultures that promote college graduation for all students. We uplift and revitalize communities through the success of our students and through inspiring them to uplift our communities now and forever and through the development of educational and other supportive partnerships.

The ideal English Language Development (ELD) Teacher believes in and is passionate about the mission and commitments of PUC Schools and exhibits this through their leadership, reflection, execution of school culture, and collaboration to ensure student success.

• Support with integrated ELD (iELD) and ELPAC based on site needs
• Focus on supporting the implementation of iELD across contents (this includes Professional Development and collaborating in coaching conversations)
• Assist in the implementation of the ELD program and provide support to teachers as they implement a balanced program designed to meet the needs of all English Learners
• Collaborate with administrators, general education teachers, and Inclusion Specialists to schedule and administer the ELPAC assessments
• Support and coordinate ELAC meetings and reclassification process
• Work in a collaborative manner with colleagues to support the appropriate use of specially designed academic learning in English (SDAIE) strategies in general education classes
• Support teachers with Integrated ELD instruction through classroom observations, coaching conversations, and planning and facilitating professional development
• Work with site administrators to ensure teaching methods are directed towards meeting and surpassing the standards
• Meet regularly with administration during a planning period to discuss DELD updates and plan for literacy needs, coaching, and professional development
• Design and instruct students using effective research‑based instructional practices that address the cultural context of English learners and are in alignment with the standards for English Language Development (ELD)
• Track the success of EL Students
• Provide Literacy Intervention support to students
• Differentiate lesson plans to engage and challenge students
• Build authentic relationships with students by serving as a mentor; consistently reinforce the belief that all students have the capacity to be successful through college
• Communicate with parents to ensure they are aware of reclassification requirements and ELPAC testing information
• Other duties as assigned by Site Principal

• Possession of a valid Preliminary or Clear Single Subject or Multiple Subject Credential
• Possession of either Bilingual, Cross‑Cultural, Language and Academic Development (BCLAD) certificate;
  Cross‑Cultural, Language and Academic Development (CLAD) certificate; embedded EL Authorizations: ELA1 required
• Qualification for a permit if the applicant does not possess an EL Authorization is required. PUC Schools can further advise on qualifications after an application has been submitted

• Solid knowledge of the subject matter, including California State Standards and subject specific frameworks and assessments
• Knowledge of teaching methods and strategies which are highly effective for English learners, Common Core Standards, ELD standards as well as secondary curriculum and materials
• You are a mission‑driven individual who has experience working with diverse student populations, including English language learners and students with…