AIG Teacher

Overview

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Openings as of 2/2/2026

AIG Teacher @ CM Eppes

• Position Type:
  Middle School Teaching/ AIG - MS
• Date Posted: 5/27/2025
• Location:
  
  C M Eppes Middle

POSITION: PCS AIG Teacher

REPORTS TO:
Director of Digital Learning

Evaluated by:
School Principal

The AIG teacher is responsible for teaching, advocating, and maintaining documentation for the gifted learners they are assigned. The AIG teacher is responsible for teaching the AIG Curriculum

• Knowledge of appropriate content, methods and strategies for education of academically or intellectually gifted students
• Knowledge of curriculum development and implementation, particularly differentiation of instruction
• Knowledge of the Common Core Standards
• Knowledge of effective communication strategies and skills in team teaching, planning and demonstration teaching
• Demonstrated excellent skill in teaching and communication with parents

• Responsible for all headcount record keeping and procedures related to state requirements for gifted students – identification, testing, placement, annual reviews
• Maintains all documents and information and places them in the identified student’s yellow folder
• Provides direct service to identified AIG Students based on identification (reading, math, IG etc)
• Teaches the AIG Curriculum to qualified students
• Seeks GO GROW activities for students that demonstrate gifted potential that currently do not qualify for AIG services
• Develops lesson plans for any direct service provided by the AIG teacher
• Informs the regular classroom teacher of the specific AIG identification for each student as well as any students that are on the “watch list”
• Meets with individual parents and parent groups when applicable
• Serves as a resource to the cluster teacher when applicable
• Advocates for AIG students and program ( i.e. PAGE organization)
• Demonstrates best practices for AIG students
• Conferences with students as needed
• Makes students aware of opportunities outside of the regular curriculum
• Meets regularly with other AIG teachers to share materials and ideas and to develop instructional materials
• Communicates with regular education teachers about AIG identified students, as well as “watch list” students assigned to the regular education class. See “Notification of AIG Students” (Form
  9)
• Communicates and disseminates information about the program to parents and the community
• Maintains a record of all services provided during the year
• Assists in the evaluation of the program
• Monitors the progress of individual students working on advanced projects or independent studies
• Sends data reports and paperwork to AIG Coordinator upon request

• Holds a current NC teaching License (or other state equivalent)
• Holds a current AIG certification (or must be provisioned and licensed within 2 years of being hired as an AIG teacher. Failure to earn the AIG licensure within 2 years may result in being removed as an AIG teacher and placed back into a classroom that matches current licensure.)

• Minimum of 3 years regular Core Classroom Teaching experience in a K-12 School instructional setting (Elementary preferred)

• 10 month position
• Expected
  
  Working Hours:
  
  7.5 hours
• Salary:
  Teacher (Years of Experience) State Scale

Postings current as of 2/2/2026 6:43:33 PM CST.

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