Teacher - ESL Resource (OE)
Not Disclosed•Full-TimeOn-site
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About the Role
At Oswego East High School, part of the Oswego Community Unit School District No. 308, we are dedicated to leading students toward the fulfillment of their potential. This High School Teaching position focuses on English Language Learners (ELL), where you will translate district curriculum goals into meaningful learning experiences. Your work will contribute directly to the development of skills necessary for students to become mature, responsible individuals.
In this role, you will establish a learning environment characterized by high expectations and a genuine commitment to the subject. You will engage students through rigorous, culturally responsive instruction, utilizing clear communication and effective questioning techniques. Beyond the classroom, you will maintain accurate records, communicate frequently with families to engage them in the learning process, and actively participate in the professional learning community to continuously improve your practice.
Hiring Process & Application
This position is represented by the Oswego Education Association (OEA). Candidates must possess a valid Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with an English as a Second Language 9-12 endorsement. We are seeking educators with recent elementary-level teaching experience (unless a new graduate) who demonstrate a solid understanding of content, pedagogy, and current teaching techniques.
Interested candidates should review the District website for further details on benefits and the application process. Compensation is determined by the Teacher Salary Schedule based on education and experience, with the District granting experience credit for up to 10 years of prior, verifiable, contractual full-time teaching experience.
Work location
Work model: On-site
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Key Responsibilities
- check_circlePlan and prepare lessons aligned with curriculum standards and student needs
- check_circleDesign coherent instruction that engages all students in significant learning
- check_circleEstablish a respectful learning environment with high expectations for all students
- check_circleCommunicate clear expectations and utilize questioning techniques to engage students
- check_circleCommunicate frequently with families to engage them in the learning process
- check_circleReflect on teaching practices to improve future instruction and student outcomes
- check_circleDevelop student assessments aligned with instructional outcomes to guide future instruction
- check_circleManage classroom procedures and student behavior effectively and respectfully
- check_circleMonitor student progress and provide timely, high-quality feedback
- check_circleMaintain accurate records of student assignments, progress, and non-instructional data
- check_circleOrganize physical space to ensure safety, accessibility, and effective use of technology
- check_circleParticipate in professional learning communities and seek opportunities for professional growth
Requirements
- verifiedValid Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with English as a Second Language 9-12 endorsement
- verifiedRecent teaching experience at the elementary level (exception for new graduates)
Benefits & Perks
check_circleEmployer paid Life and AD&D insurancecheck_circleLong Term Disability insurancecheck_circleEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)check_circleThree medical plans to choose from including PPO and HMO plansDeductible reimbursement program for medical expenses when enrolled in PPO plan
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In this Teacher - ESL Resource (OE) at Will County Regional Office of Education role, you will plan and prepare lessons aligned with curriculum standards and student needs; design coherent instruction that engages all students in significant learning; establish a respectful learning environment with high expectations for all students; and communicate clear expectations and utilize questioning techniques to engage students.
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Will County Regional Office of Education is looking for candidates who meet the following requirements: Valid Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with English as a Second Language 9-12 endorsement; and Recent teaching experience at the elementary level (exception for new graduates).
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Key skills for Teacher - ESL Resource (OE) at Will County Regional Office of Education include Illinois Professional Educator License; English As A Second Language 9-12 Endorsement; Curriculum; Instructional Methods; Teaching Techniques; Pedagogy; Classroom Procedures; and Student Assessments.
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About Will County Regional Office of Education
The Will County Regional Office of Education operates within the primary and secondary education sector, based in Joliet, Illinois. This organization functions as a strategic partner for local school districts, educators, families, and community members throughout the region. Acting as a critical connection between the Illinois State Board of Education and area schools, the office delivers essential services, compliance oversight, and innovative programs designed to foster student achievement and drive school improvement initiatives.
The agency provides a comprehensive suite of operational and support services to ensure educational stability and safety. Key offerings include the management of educator licensure and certification, along with fingerprinting and background screening processes. The office also coordinates truancy interventions and support services for students facing homelessness under the McKinney-Vento program. Additionally, it conducts health, life, and safety inspections for school buildings and organizes professional development and outreach efforts for staff.
Further responsibilities encompass bus driver safety training and the administration of GED transcript and diploma services. By maintaining these vital functions, the entity supports the operational and academic needs of the educational landscape in Will County, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to necessary resources and regulatory guidance.
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