Quaker Valley SD

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The Spanish teacher will plan and facilitate meaningful instruction for students in Spanish courses from college-prep to Advanced Placement levels. They will also mentor students and contribute to the growth of the World Language Department.

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Operate an independent coaching business by providing private lacrosse lessons to local clients. Manage scheduling, lesson structure, and professional drills while submitting session briefings via the STXZ platform.

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Conduct private and small group swim lessons at clients' homes and community pools. Create and adapt custom lesson plans to meet the specific needs and skill levels of each student.

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Develop and implement age-appropriate, Reggio-inspired lessons for four and five-year-old students. Collaborate with teaching assistants and staff to provide individualized support and maintain professional communication with parents.

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The Spanish teacher is responsible for directing the academic, spiritual, social, and emotional development of students while adhering to a standard-based core curriculum. They will integrate Biblical truths into lessons, assess student progress, and partner with parents to support student success.

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Conduct private and small group basketball lessons by creating custom training plans tailored to each student's ability. Monitor student progress and maintain consistent communication with parents and caregivers.

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Manage the middle school soccer team during the fall season, including attending all practices and games. Mentor students and lead prayers and devotions to model a Christian lifestyle.

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Manage and mentor the high school or middle school cheerleading team during the winter season. Coordinate with the Athletic Director to lead practices, games, and spiritual devotions.

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The Assistant Girls Soccer Coach will collaborate with the Head Coach to manage the team throughout the fall season, focusing on mentoring and developing players. Responsibilities include attending all practices and games, and coordinating schedules with the Athletic Director.

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The Head Start Teacher is responsible for leading a classroom of 3-4-year-old children by implementing a child-centered curriculum and fostering a safe, engaging learning environment. They must collaborate with assistant teachers and families to support child development, address behavioral needs, and integrate Individual Education Plans.

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The Lead Teacher is responsible for implementing a child-centered curriculum, managing challenging behaviors through observation and intervention, and documenting children's progress to individualize learning for 3–4-year-old children in a Head Start classroom. This role also involves creating strong partnerships with families and ensuring a safe, consistent classroom routine compliant with licensing requirements.

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The Vocational Trainer provides direct supervision and assistance to an individual in both residential and training facility settings. They collaborate with a team to implement individualized programs, document progress, and facilitate life skills and social behavior training.