Art Teacher - Long Term Sub

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goodhue public schoolsGoodhue (MN)

Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$47,800 per year

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About the role

K-12 Art Teacher Long-Term Substitute Position Goodhue Public Schools is looking for a K-12 Art teacher for a long-term substitute (LTS) position. The LTS Art position is from November 1st through December 4th, 2026. The full-time position includes teaching students in elementary, middle, and high school art classes in a K-12 setting.

Qualifications: The desired candidate will have a K-12 Visual Art license. Other teaching licenses are encouraged to apply and will be considered if the candidate has experience working with students and a desire to teach Art. About Goodhue Schools: The Goodhue Schools is a rural K-12 school that is home to approximately 700 students with stable and growing enrollment. Goodhue is located between Rochester and the Twin Cities. We are the proud home of the Goodhue Wildcats. The Goodhue Community is very welcoming and provides a tremendous work environment and support for the school. The salary range for this position is based on an annual salary of $47,800.

Application Process: Please apply online at the school's website under the district tab. Candidates should submit their resume, cover letter, and references. Questions, please contact Principal Rehder at mrehder@goodhue.k12.mn.us or Principal Opsahl at mopsahl@goodhue.k12.mn.us or call the school at 651.923.4447.

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