Title I Interventionist Monroe Elementary One Year Only

Posted 7 days ago

city of st charles school districtSt Charles (MO)

Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40.80 per hour

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About the role

Elementary Title I Teacher

Qualifications: Must be eligible for Missouri Elementary Certification

Job Summary: To provide individual and small group instruction in math and/or reading skills to elementary-aged students eligible to receive Title I services at the direction of the Title I teacher and/or building principal.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provide instruction in math and/or reading skills to individual students or in a small group setting. Instruction may take place in the classroom (push in) or outside of the classroom (pull out) based on the direction of the Title I teacher. Monitor and report student progress on identified skills to Title I and/or classroom teacher. Communicate with parents at the request of the Title I teacher. Motivate students in a fun, creative, and energizing way. Create an environment of high interest where students are engaged and excited about learning. Terms of employment: Part-Time Position for the 2026-2027 school year. 154 student days at 3.25 hours a day

Salary: $40.80 per hour

Application: Only on-line applications will be accepted. Visit the district's website at www.stcharlessd.org and click on the appropriate link to apply. You will be asked to upload the following: A letter of interest, at least three current reference letters, a resume including education, certification and experience. Information regarding Missouri Teacher Certification may be obtained at the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education website: www.dese.mo.us. St. Charles School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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