District Curriculum Jobs

This part-time Special Education Teacher role for the 2026–2027 school year is based in Tucson, Arizona, and focuses on leading a classroom for students with diverse learning needs. The position involves developing individualized lesson plans aligned with IEP goals, managing classroom behavior through PBIS programs, and supervising paraprofessionals. Key responsibilities include leading IEP meetings, tracking student progress, and collaborating with families and related service providers to support academic and social growth. The role appeals to educators seeking a mission-driven environment where practitioners prioritize meaningful student support. It offers opportunities for professional development, including CEU reimbursement and tuition assistance, within a culture that values collaboration and growth. An Arizona teaching certification is required to join this supportive team.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade students for the 2026-2027 school year within a K-5 elementary setting. The position focuses on delivering direct instruction, creating detailed lesson plans, and administering assessments to track academic progress. Key responsibilities include collaborating with staff to support diverse learning needs, maintaining a safe and disciplined classroom environment, and communicating regularly with parents regarding student development. The role appeals to educators seeking to foster student success through modern pedagogical strategies and state-aligned curriculum preparation. The position is based on-site and offers the opportunity to contribute to a supportive school community while utilizing technology such as SMART boards and iPads to enhance learning.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade bilingual students at J.F. Kennedy Elementary for the 2026-2027 school year. The position requires delivering face-to-face and virtual instruction while developing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles and collaborating with special education staff to support individual student needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, assessing student progress, and maintaining regular communication with parents and colleagues through digital platforms. The role offers the opportunity to foster intellectual and social growth in a supportive school environment with a focus on blended learning. Candidates must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree. The position is based on campus but includes flexibility for remote work when required.

This part-time ECFE Parent Educator role supports families with children from birth to age five within a community education program. The position involves facilitating parent discussion groups, leading parent-child interaction activities, and conducting home visits to provide coaching and resource connections. Key responsibilities include collaborating with program staff to develop curriculum, partnering with local healthcare and childcare providers, and maintaining detailed records of family interactions. The role appeals to candidates passionate about early childhood development and community engagement, offering a mission-driven environment that values cultural diversity and family support. The position requires reliable transportation for travel between schools, homes, and community centers, with a flexible schedule of approximately 19.67 hours per week.

The Principal, Elementary role leads the administration and supervision of an elementary school within Nottoway County Public Schools. The position serves as the primary instructional leader, utilizing data to drive academic achievement and overseeing the development of effective instructional programs through classroom supervision and staff evaluation. Key responsibilities include managing school budgets, facilitating strong community and parent relations, and ensuring a safe, conducive learning environment for all students. This opportunity appeals to experienced educational leaders seeking to shape student success in a supportive division environment. The role requires a Virginia building-level principal license and involves on-site leadership with regular interaction among staff, students, and the community.

This travel role places a School Psychologist within a public school district in Anchorage, Alaska, supporting K-12 students in special education. The position involves conducting comprehensive assessments to determine eligibility and educational needs, managing cases, and leading multi-disciplinary teams in developing behavior intervention plans. The role requires a master's degree and national certification. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking an adventurous career change, offering the chance to work in a new environment while receiving support for licensure and continuing education. The arrangement is in-person for 37.5 hours per week over a 40-week contract, providing a structured yet dynamic setting to impact student development.

This full-time Assistant Principal role at an elementary school supports the Principal in managing daily operations and fostering a collaborative learning environment. Key responsibilities include providing instructional leadership by analyzing data to drive student achievement, supervising teachers and staff, and ensuring compliance with educational policies and safety regulations. The position also involves coordinating extracurricular activities, managing school budgets, and serving as a liaison between the school, parents, and the community. The role appeals to educational leaders seeking to shape school culture and support student success within a structured, mission-driven district. The position is based on-site at the intermediate school with standard school hours.

The Group Leader role at the YMCA Calomiris supports before and after school programs for children during the school year. Key responsibilities include assisting with daily operations, delivering age-appropriate lesson plans, establishing routines, and ensuring the safety and well-being of all participants. The position offers a collaborative, mission-driven environment where employees can make a meaningful impact on youth development. Benefits include professional growth opportunities, free membership for staff and families, and a retirement savings plan. The role is part-time with morning and evening shifts, providing a flexible schedule for those dedicated to community service.

The Senior Technology Trainer role partners with clinical and operational stakeholders to design and deliver an enterprise Epic electronic health record training program. Reporting to the Manager of Technology Training and Adoption, the position focuses on developing role-specific curricula, managing training environments, and supporting system go-lives to ensure staff proficiency. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior trainers, implementing continuous learning models, and using metrics to assess user adoption and system mastery. This position appeals to professionals seeking to make a lasting impact on patient safety and care delivery within a collaborative, mission-driven healthcare environment. The role requires maintaining Epic certification and offers the opportunity to advance user confidence in critical health information technology systems.

This full-time Physical Education Teacher role serves as a specials lead within a bilingual Hebrew-English immersion school in Washington, D.C. The position involves designing standards-aligned lesson plans for grades K-5 that promote physical literacy, teamwork, and healthy lifestyles while accommodating diverse abilities. Key responsibilities include maintaining a high-energy classroom environment, utilizing data to track motor skill development, and collaborating with staff to integrate school-wide themes into physical activities. The role is particularly appealing for educators committed to dismantling educational inequity and fostering an inclusive culture where every student feels empowered. The school offers a unique linguistic environment and a mission-driven atmosphere focused on developing global citizens.

This Teacher on Assignment role within the Office of Curriculum and Instruction focuses on delivering high-quality mathematics education for grades 6 through 12 in virtual, asynchronous, synchronous, and hybrid environments. The position requires serving as the Teacher of Record to monitor student progress, design differentiated instruction, and utilize learning management systems to support diverse learner needs. Key responsibilities include analyzing student data to guide instructional planning, coaching families and staff on virtual engagement strategies, and collaborating across departments to ensure academic success. The role appeals to educators passionate about flexible learning models and digital innovation, offering the opportunity to shape educational pathways in a non-traditional setting. Candidates must hold a valid Florida teaching certificate and possess at least three years of experience, with a preference for prior online instruction expertise.

This full-time Physical Education teaching role for the 2026-2027 academic year involves designing and delivering curriculum that meets diverse student needs within a Florida school district. Key responsibilities include planning instructional programs, assessing student progress, maintaining accurate records, and supervising support personnel while ensuring compliance with state regulations and student safety protocols. The position appeals to educators seeking a collaborative environment focused on student well-being and school improvement initiatives. Candidates must hold a valid Florida teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree, with a master's degree and management experience preferred. The role is based on-site at the school facility.

This full-time certified elementary teaching role is based at Satchel Ford Elementary within the Richland County School District One. The position involves planning and delivering developmentally appropriate lessons for fifth-grade students across multiple disciplines while fostering a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Key responsibilities include designing curriculum-aligned lesson plans, assessing student progress, maintaining accurate academic records, and collaborating with parents and administration to support student well-being. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on young learners through innovative instruction and mentorship. The position offers the opportunity to work within a supportive school community focused on academic growth and student development.

This full-time counselor role within the campus department focuses on delivering a comprehensive developmental program to support student growth. The position involves teaching guidance curriculum, providing individual and group counseling for personal and career development, and collaborating with teachers and parents to enhance the educational environment. Key responsibilities include managing standardized testing, interpreting student data, and advocating for systemic changes to meet student needs. The role appeals to professionals seeking to foster student success in a supportive school culture. The position is based on-site at the assigned campus and requires a Master's degree in counseling and a valid Texas School Counselor Certificate.

This full-time Transitional Kindergarten Child Development and Child Care Teacher role is based at Glenoaks Elementary for the 2025-26 school year. The position involves supervising preschool students in an expanded learning program while developing and implementing a developmentally appropriate curriculum that fosters educational, social, and emotional growth. Key responsibilities include conducting student assessments, communicating regularly with families, managing classroom behavior, and guiding education assistants to ensure a safe and enriching environment. The role appeals to educators seeking to support young learners through a collaborative culture that values professional conduct and inclusive practices. The position requires a valid Child Development Teacher Permit and offers a work year of 186 or 225 days depending on the specific contract.

This full-time School Psychologist role within the Union School District focuses on delivering psycho-educational services to support student well-being and academic success. Key responsibilities include evaluating the intellectual, social, and emotional characteristics of children, conducting behavioral analyses, and developing intervention plans for students with educational or behavioral difficulties. The position also involves collaborating with teachers, parents, and external agencies to guide special education placements and providing crisis counseling. The role is appealing for its opportunity to mentor interns from local universities, contribute to curriculum development, and work within a supportive team dedicated to student growth. The position operates on-site within the district schools under the supervision of the Director of Special Services and school principals.

This nine-month instructional assistant role within the Exceptional Student Services department at Vistancia Elementary supports students with disabilities in a Peoria, Arizona school setting. The position involves assisting teachers with lesson delivery, implementing individualized education plans, and providing direct support for academic, behavioral, and daily living needs. Key responsibilities include monitoring student behavior, utilizing assistive technology, and maintaining accurate student records. The role appeals to those seeking a dynamic career in education by offering hands-on experience in special education, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on student development. The position requires physical capability to assist students and may involve outdoor or travel duties.

This full-time SPED Self-Contained Teacher Assistant role supports students in grades EC-5 within the Dallas ISD special education department. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing administrative records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance and personal care to students with disabilities, supervising students during various school activities, and adapting to individual medical and emotional needs. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a direct impact on children's development while working within a collaborative school team. This is an on-site campus-based position requiring regular attendance and travel throughout the district, with bilingual skills in English and Spanish being a preferred asset.

This full-time SPED Inclusion Teacher Assistant role supports high school students with physical and developmental disabilities within the Dallas ISD district. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing student records. Key responsibilities include providing personal care and physical assistance to students, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and supporting motor skill development in small groups. The role requires regular on-site attendance and travel throughout the district, with duties extending to lunchrooms and bus stops. This position appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on student success in a collaborative educational environment. It offers opportunities for professional growth through staff development training and values diversity, requiring strong interpersonal skills and the ability to adapt to individual student needs.

The Community Liaison Specialist role at Joseph C. Wilson Magnet HS focuses on strengthening partnerships between the school district, families, and community agencies to boost student achievement. 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 make a direct impact on student success through independent judgment and collaborative problem-solving. The position requires a valid New York State driver's license to meet transportation needs within the community.

This full-time SPED Self-Contained Teacher Assistant role supports high school students with special needs within the Dallas ISD district. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing administrative records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance and personal care to students with disabilities, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and facilitating motor skill development. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on student growth through a supportive team environment. The position requires on-site presence at the school campus with travel throughout the district, as remote work is not an option. Success in this role demands strong organizational skills, cultural sensitivity, and a commitment to student safety and confidentiality.

The Florida Educator role within the Institute for Curriculum Services Professional Learning team focuses on scaling professional development across the state to support accurate instruction on Jewish history. Key responsibilities include building partnerships with schools and districts, presenting engaging workshops, and monitoring Florida educational policies to guide organizational strategy. The position requires approximately 35% travel for conferences and events, with flexibility for evening and weekend work. This opportunity appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking to impact K-12 education within a collaborative, intellectually curious culture that values diversity and offers comprehensive benefits including paid time off for religious observances and a professional development budget.

This full-time role supports special education instruction for high school students in self-contained classrooms. The assistant helps prepare instructional materials, maintains classroom order, and manages administrative records. Key duties include providing physical assistance to students with disabilities, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and supporting individualized motor skill development. The position offers the opportunity to work directly with diverse students in a mission-driven educational environment. The role requires on-site presence at the campus with travel throughout the district, as remote work is not available. Success in this position depends on strong organizational skills, flexibility, and a commitment to student safety and development.

This full-time SpEd Paraprofessional role at Chinook Trail Elementary School supports special education students under the direct supervision of certified teachers. Key responsibilities include reinforcing lesson plans, assisting with individual and small group instruction, monitoring behavior, and providing personal care such as mobility support and medication administration. The position also involves data collection, classroom organization, and supervising students during transitions and recess. This role appeals to compassionate individuals seeking to make a direct impact on student success within a collaborative school environment. The position offers a structured schedule aligned with the academic year and opportunities for ongoing professional development. While primarily based at the specified school, the role may require relocation to other district locations if student needs change.

This full-time Professional Educator role focuses on teaching French World Language to students in grades 9 through 12 within the Harwood Unified Union School District. The position involves designing coherent curricula that align with Vermont learning standards, delivering engaging instruction to diverse learners, and maintaining a safe, inclusive classroom environment. Key responsibilities include assessing student progress, collaborating with families and colleagues to support student growth, and assisting with special education planning. The role appeals to educators seeking a student-centered culture that values professional development and community involvement. The position is based on-site at the school and requires a valid Vermont teaching license.