Dayton Leadership Academies·Dayton, Ohio
Substitute teachers are responsible for delivering engaging lessons using provided curriculum, maintaining a positive classroom culture grounded in core values, and serving as positive role models for students. Essential functions include instructional delivery, implementing classroom management procedures, and upholding professionalism through supervision and policy adherence.
Candidates must possess a valid, short-term or long-term substitute teacher license. The building substitute teacher position is a pipeline to a future classroom or intervention position in the school.
Dayton Leadership Academies (DLA) substitute teachers are positive leaders who collaborate and communicate well with others. DLA substitute teachers embody the following essential qualities:
Past experiences and actions reflect a commitment to the DLA mission and core values
Demonstrates a sense of urgency and relentless pursuit of significant student achievement in a high need, urban environment
Reflective, self-aware and adaptable to others’ communication and work styles
Critical thinker and problem solver who takes initiative
Belief in the power of collaboration and strives to build a collaborative culture with DLA community, staff, families and students
Dayton Leadership Academies substitute teachers deliver engaging lessons, maintain a positive classroom culture grounded in our core values, and serve as positive role models for students. The essential functions are:
I.education: Bachelor’s Degree, valid state teaching certification/licensure
Iii. Human resource information
Type of position: Full-time, Academic
Compensation: $150 per day
Candidates must possess a valid, short-term or long-term substitute teacher license and demonstrate essential qualities like being a positive leader committed to the mission, possessing a sense of urgency for student achievement, and being adaptable. Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree, valid state teaching certification, and two years of substitute teaching experience.
Market context
Ohio schools often rely on substitute teachers to cover daily absences, so demand can stay steady across districts, especially when staffing is tight. These roles are competitive because districts look for candidates who already meet licensure and background-check requirements, and the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your Ohio licensure status, BCI/FBI clearance, and whether the district prefers a bachelor’s degree in Education.