Teacher; Mathematics; Signing

Salary and Work Conditions

• DYS Teachers can earn from $68,723 - $116,792 depending on education and experience (includes additional 20% supplement)
• Small class sizes (6-8 students)
• Students are an average of 16-18 years old
• Comprehensive paid training will be provided to the selected candidate
• Intersession leave - 40 days off per year; 186 student days
• Additional personal and sick leave
• No study hall/lunch supervisory responsibilities

• Assess educational needs of youth: develop and implement lesson plans to address those needs to include individualized assignments and training;
• Provide instruction with individual assistance;
• Counsel students concerning their performance, behavior and/or personal problems;
• Organize and/or monitor extracurricular activities if assigned.
• Teacher 1 must have baccalaureate degree or less;
  Starting pay $68,723
• Teacher 2 must have a baccalaureate degree & 20 additional quarter hrs. but less than master's degree;
• Teacher 3 must have master's degree;
• Teacher 4 must have master's degree & 30 hrs. of post-graduate study;

Note:

Applicant must successfully obtain Teacher Certificate or License prior to employment.

• Leadership, commitment to excellence, professionalism, strong interpersonal communication skills, good judgment of people and situations, change agent, excellent customer service, trauma-responsive, and solution driven
• Able to use current technology, including computers
• Interest in professional growth and development
• Knowledge of ODE Academic Content Standards and project-based personalized learning
• Competent in curriculum building and program improvement in content, methods, and materials

Education

Youth Services - Indian River Juvenile Correctional Facility

Indian River Correctn

United States of America-OHIO-Stark County-Massillon

$69,000 - $117,000

Full-time

M-F

Classified

OEA/Scope

Adaptability, Building Trust, Coaching, Teamwork

We are transforming and saving lives at DYS!

A safer Ohio: one youth, one family and one community at a time.

The Ohio Department of Youth Services strives to save and transform the lives of youth throughout the state of Ohio. Our employees work together to support youth and empower families and communities. In addition to our three juvenile corrections facilities, we support more than 600 community programs reaching more than 90,000 youth across the state.

• Demonstrate staff are our greatest resource
• Treat everyone with respect
• Cultivate a trauma responsive environment for staff and youth to thrive
• Provide the best support and services for youth and families
• Advance our culture of inclusion through understanding and appreciating staff and youth differences
• Commit to and encourage collaboration and continuous improvement to produce better outcomes for those we serve
• Celebrate collective successes and support one another through opportunities to improve