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Middle School English Teacher - Long Term Substitute

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hudson school district school administrative unit 81Hudson (NH)

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Junior

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$150.00 per day

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About the role

Position Type: Middle School Teaching/Language Arts
Date Posted: 9/10/2026
Location: Hudson Memorial SchoolDate Available:
November 2026
Closing Date: Untill FilledHudson is a big town with a small-town feel. Our comprehensive K-12 public school district is the heart of the community. Our schools are built on relationships - with each other, with students and with the community. The Hudson School District is seeking a qualified long-term substitute(s) English Language teacher at Hudson Memorial School from November 2026 through May 2027. Based upon long-term substitute availability, position may start in either November 2026 or March 2027.
Compensation: The Hudson School District offers a daily substitute rate of $150 per day for certified teachers. Substitutes working in a specification position for a period of twenty days or more are placed on the minimum teacher salary step (Bachelor's Step 1), on a per diem basis rate, beginning with their first day of their position up to and including 89 days. Minimum Requirement:
  • B.A/B.S degree in teaching from an accredited institution or related field teaching
  • Possess a valid NH Teaching Certification, required.
  • English endorsement (5-8 or 5-12) from NH DOE, required.
  • Applicant must be able to pass a State and Federal Criminal Background check
  • Application Procedure:
  • Apply Online
Selection Procedure: EEO- Equal Opportunity Employer

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