Newport Healthcare·Minneapolis, Minnesota
The teacher will create personalized academic plans, coordinate coursework with schools, and provide engaging virtual instruction. Additionally, they will lead a team of tutors, track student progress, and provide support during IEP/504 meetings.
As our Teacher, you'll be the captain of the academic ship, steering students toward success with your creativity and enthusiasm!
Here’s a sneak peek at your exciting responsibilities: Craft Individualized Academic Plans: Collaborate with families and school districts to create personalized learning journeys for each student.
Your superpower?
Turning academic data into tailored plans that help students shine!
Coordinate Coursework: Work hand-in-hand with schools to ensure students receive their coursework on time.
You’ll be the ultimate academic matchmaker!
Inspire through Instruction: Provide engaging virtual instruction and support, making learning fun and accessible.
Your classroom will be a place where curiosity thrives!
Lead a Team of Tutors: Oversee our math and science tutor, providing guidance and encouragement to ensure students get the best support possible.
Track Progress: Keep an eye on student progress and send out weekly updates to parents.
Your communication skills will keep everyone in the loop and motivated!
Set Goals Together: Help students set weekly goals and create daily and weekly assignment schedules.
You’ll be their cheerleader every step of the way!
Support IEP/504 Meetings: Be an advocate for students by providing support and accommodations during IEP/504 meetings.
Your voice matters!
Collaborate with the Team: Attend weekly meetings and training sessions, sharing ideas and strategies with your fellow educators and clinical staff.
Teamwork makes the dream work!
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university required. Minimum of two (2) years’ experience with student instruction required (middle/high school preferred).
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. A minimum of two years of experience in student instruction, preferably at the middle or high school level, is required.
Market context
In Minnesota, teacher roles in early childhood settings are often competitive because employers look for both formal education and state licensing qualifications, along with hands-on center-based child-care experience. This role also requires a valid driver's license, which can narrow the applicant pool. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review fit faster. Before applying, confirm your Minnesota DHS licensing status and highlight your one year of center-based experience.