The Academy for Technology and the Classics·Santa Fe County, New Mexico
The substitute teacher is responsible for following or creating lesson plans and maintaining a conducive learning environment. They also assist students in developing positive attitudes and skills for continuous achievement.
Following or creating lesson plans to deliver instruction laid out by the classroom teacher. Create an environment favorable to learning and personal growth. Help maintain effective rapport with pupils and motivates pupils to develop skills, attitudes and knowledge needed to obtain a good foundation for continuous achievement growth and development in the corresponding grade level. Establish effective rapport with students by assisting students in developing positive feelings toward themselves and others.
Other duties as assigned
Must have high school diploma or GED. Must possess or be able to obtain a New Mexico Teaching License or Substitute Teaching License.
Please go to the Public Education Department's website [https://web.ped.nm.gov/bureaus/licensure/] to see how to obtain a license.
Bachelor's Degree or higher.
Applicants selected for substitute teacher positions will be notified of the next step.
Compensation ranges from $120-200 daily ($15-25 per hour).
Market context
In New Mexico, substitute teacher roles are often shaped by ongoing classroom coverage needs, especially when schools need flexible support on short notice. These positions can be competitive because districts and programs look for candidates who combine teaching skill, strong interpersonal judgment, and alignment with faith-based expectations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your church involvement and prepare a brief example of how you manage a classroom calmly and clearly.