Jobs at Middle Seat

This full-time 6th Grade Math Teacher role at Ingleside Middle School focuses on guiding students to achieve their academic potential through a structured instructional program. Key responsibilities include planning and delivering engaging lessons, developing curriculum schemes, utilizing technology to support diverse learning needs, and monitoring student progress through assessment and feedback. The position also involves maintaining classroom discipline, communicating regularly with parents and colleagues, and participating in extracurricular activities. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative environment where they can foster student growth and apply their subject expertise. Candidates must hold a state teaching certification and relevant experience. The position is based on-site at the school.

The Community Liaison Specialist role at Loretta Johnson Middle School supports district initiatives to enhance student achievement and foster positive relationships between the school, families, and community agencies. Key responsibilities include implementing strategies to increase parent engagement, coordinating community programs to improve attendance, and providing mediation and advocacy support for students and families. The position also involves delivering professional development to staff on multicultural communication and maintaining partnerships with local organizations and law enforcement. This role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact in an urban education setting through collaborative problem-solving and community building. The position requires a valid New York State driver's license to meet transportation needs.

This full-time 8th-grade Social Studies teaching role at North Middle School focuses on delivering direct instruction and fostering student growth within the Fort Zumwalt School District. Key responsibilities include developing standards-aligned lesson plans, utilizing diverse instructional techniques and educational technology to meet varied learning needs, and collaborating with colleagues to support student achievement. The position also involves managing classroom culture, evaluating student progress, and participating in professional learning communities. The role is appealing due to the district's family-friendly culture that supports work-life balance, including initiatives like bringing children to work. The position is based on-site at the school and requires a valid Missouri teaching certificate.

This full-time teaching position for the 2026-2027 academic year is based at BLEYL Middle School and focuses on instructing French as a Language Other Than English. The role involves developing and implementing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles, collaborating with special education staff to modify curricula, and conducting ongoing student assessments. Key responsibilities also include managing classroom behavior, fostering a positive learning environment, and serving as a sponsor for extracurricular activities. The position appeals to educators seeking to contribute to student intellectual and social growth within a supportive district mission. Candidates must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree. The role requires regular attendance and participation in professional development activities.

The Community Liaison Specialist role at Andrew A. Langston Middle School supports district initiatives to enhance student achievement and foster positive relationships between the school, families, and community agencies. Key responsibilities include implementing strategies to increase parent engagement, coordinating referrals to social and educational services, and facilitating conflict resolution for students and families. The position also involves providing professional development to staff on multicultural communication and organizing community meetings. This role appeals to candidates passionate about urban education and youth advocacy, offering the opportunity to work independently with wide leeway in developing work methods. The position requires a valid New York State driver's license to meet transportation needs within the community.