FACS Teacher

USD 407 is seeking applicants for a FACS Teacher at Russell Junior‑Senior High School beginning with the  school year. The successful individual will demonstrate effective planning skills; provide positive motivational experiences; effective communication with students; knowledge of curriculum; demonstrate classroom management skills; demonstrates awareness of students needs; supports district regulations and policies; and strives to improve performance. A Bachelor’s Degree and valid Kansas Teaching License are required.

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Salary:
Salary determined by Master Collective Bargaining Agreement. Commensurate with experience and education.

Russell County USD 407 is nestled in the heart of Central Kansas, located along the I-70 corridor between Salina, KS and Hays, KS, and operates a comprehensive PreK-12 school system. The district operates three attendance centers:
Simpson Elementary School, Bicker dyke Elementary School, and Russell Junior‑Senior High School. Russell County USD 407 encompasses 489 square miles and maintains five bus routes.

The community of Russell USD 407 prides itself in a rich and abundant source of cultural and recreational experiences. Russell Recreation Commission offers many opportunities for youth to help prepare them for extracurricular activities provided by USD 407. As a 3A classification, Russell County USD 407 is able to provide many competitive athletic and activity programs for our students.

Facilities are well maintained but are in need of updates that include HVAC improvements, as well as mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure updates. The district has completed several facility studies over the past several years. The Board of Education continually works to develop both a long‑range facility plan as well as a priority list of short‑term facility needs that need to be addressed.

More information can be found at: www.usd
407.org .

USD 407 offers a comprehensive curriculum that allows our students to meet the Regents recommended curriculum and prepares all students to be college and/or career ready. The district curriculum is aligned to the Kansas College Career Readiness Standards. Additionally, Russell Junior‑Senior High School offers twelve career and technical pathways. Vocational programs are also a substantial part of the curriculum and we offer an Apprentice Program to our students.

The district uses Xello to help students design Individual Plans of Study.

The elementary schools provide an excellent focus on skill development in reading, language arts, and mathematics. All elementary schools provide instruction in STEM, art, library, music, and physical education. The district has a PreK-12 one-to-one device initiative. Both elementary schools utilize MTSS for reading interventions.

USD 407 is a member of the West Central Kansas Special Education Cooperative.

USD 407 has a complete program of interscholastic activities and is in full compliance with Title IX.

• Football
• Cross Country
• Volleyball
• Girls Golf
• Girls Tennis
• Dance Team
• Cheerleading

• Basketball
• Wrestling
• Dance Team
• Cheerleading

• Track
• Softball
• Baseball
• Boys Golf

• Bronco Radio
• Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• Future Farmers of American (FFA)
• Instrumental Music
• Journalism
• National Honor Society
• Scholar’s Bowl
• Student Council
• Vocal Music
• Yearbook

USD 407 empowers students to become well‑rounded citizens by providing high‑quality instruction and creating positive relationships to promote growth today, tomorrow, and into the future.

Russell County USD 407 does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, handicap, or in admission, or access to, or treatment, or employment in, its programs or activities. Any questions regarding the school’s compliance with Title VI, Title IX, ADA, or Section 504, or individuals with questions or concerns about accessibility may be directed to the District Administration Office at 785‑483‑2173.