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David Careers

EL/Bilingual Resource Teacher - Spanish - TRS Eligible

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cambridge lakes charter schoolHampshire (IL)
Teachers and Instructors, All OtherElementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$50,000-80,000

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About the role

Bilingual Resource TeacherThe EL/Bilingual Resource Teacher shall provide instruction to help potentially English proficient (PEP) students develop cognitive, academic, and language abilities in Spanish and English. The teacher will provide pull-out and push-in services to small groups of students ranging from K-8.
Primary responsibilities include: Identifying and assessing the academic level, language proficiency level, cultural history, and linguistic history of students who are eligible for bilingual servicesProviding bilingual instruction to small groups of students in grades K-8 using a collaborative TBE model (pull-out or push-in services based on student need) Collaborating with the EL Department to ensure best practices through service deliveryMaking recommendations as to the best placement within the Transitional Bilingual Program (full-time or part-time)
Reports to: Director of Instruction & InnovationRequirements: Must meet ONE of the following ISBE requirements for a bilingual educator: Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with bilingual education endorsement in SpanishEducator License with Stipulations (ELS-VIT) with a passing score on the English proficiency testELS-TBE with bilingual education endorsement in SpanishShort Term Approval (PEL with 9 hours of coursework in bilingual education or a passing score on the Spanish language proficiency test) View full ISBE requirements at: isbe.net/licensureCompensation: $50,000-80,000 dependent on qualifications

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