High Tech High·San Diego, California
The teacher is responsible for preparing and delivering engaging, project-based lesson plans while maintaining a supportive learning environment. They must also grade assignments, document student progress, and identify students in need of additional resources.
\n $67,525.48 - $67,525.48 a year \n
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree and a valid California K-12 teaching credential, such as a 30-day Substitute Permit or a Teaching Permit for Statutory Leave. Strong organizational, communication, and classroom management skills are required.
Market context
In California, substitute teacher roles often see steady demand because schools need flexible coverage for absences and short-term staffing gaps. These positions can be competitive when they ask for childcare experience, First Aid and CPR certification, and comfort with active classroom demands. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review details faster; before applying, confirm whether your experience as a lead teacher in daycare or preschool settings matches the listed requirements.
