Supervising Teacher, University High School
Listed on 2026-08-07
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Education / Teaching
Academic, High School, University Professor, Education Administration
Supervising Faculty Position
High School at The University of Memphis seeks to fill a supervising faculty position for grades 9th – 11th. The school is interested in applicants with instructional experience, training in innovative strategies of teaching and learning (including differentiated instruction), brain-based instruction, or other effective research-based instructional models. Applicants will be expected to demonstrate excellence in teaching, a commitment to school improvement, an understanding of (and commitment to the) education for all learners, and a willingness to assume a leadership role in the school.
Supervising teachers instruct elementary aged students as well as supervise/coach/mentor pre-service education majors at the University of Memphis College of Education. High School has been designated a National Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education, a STEM school by the Tennessee Department of Education, and a Reward School by the Tennessee Department of Education. This is a 10 month faculty position at the University of Memphis with full benefits.
for University Schools Salary Scale.
ResponsibilitiesA bachelor's degree and an active Tennessee teaching license is required with endorsements in 9th – 11th, or elective course offerings.
QualificationsA bachelor's degree and an active Tennessee teaching license is required with endorsements in 9th – 11th, or elective course offerings.
Job Info- Job Identification 354
- Posting Date 03/18/2026, 02:22 AM
- Apply Before 12/31/2026, 06:00 AM
- Degree Level Bachelor's Degree
- Job Schedule Full time
- Locations 38152 (On-site)
- Campus Location Main Campus (Memphis, TN)
- Hiring Range Faculty salaries are commensurate with experience and aligned to the University Schools Supervising Faculty Salary Schedule ($50,000 to $80,000).
- Job Posting Category Supervising Teachers
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