Elementary Teacher
Listed on 2025-12-31
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Education / Teaching
Elementary School, Early Childhood Education
Benefits:
Employee's Child Tuition Incentive
128 Instructional Days
Paid Sick Leave
Medical Stipend
Retirement (3% employer matching)
Training & development
Elementary Program Teacher Job Announcement
About Us:
Roseville Community School is a small, progressive learning center committed to nurturing confident, curious, and compassionate learners through a play-based, inquiry-driven approach to education. With intentionally small class sizes (12–14 students) and a focus on individualized learning, we create an environment where children are deeply known, supported, and celebrated. We are a community-based independent school that primarily supports home school families.
Our educators are passionate about creating a joyful and engaging classroom experience where children learn by doing, explore their own questions, and build meaningful relationships with peers and adults. We believe in teaching the whole child—socially, emotionally, and academically—and view strong family-school partnerships as essential.
Position Overview:
We are seeking an experienced and innovative Elementary Program Teacher to join our collaborative team. The ideal candidate will be excited by student-centered, hands-on learning and ready to co-create a dynamic curriculum that meets the developmental and academic needs of diverse learners.
Responsibilities Include:
Curriculum & Instruction
Design and implement integrated, hands-on curriculum in language arts, math, science, and social studies
Develop inquiry-based, child-centered lessons that build on student interests and developmental stages
Provide a balanced math program that fosters real-world problem-solving, conceptual understanding, and skill-building
Incorporate play-based and project-based learning throughout the day
Integrate social-emotional learning as a core part of the classroom experience
Complete a scope and sequence outline for the school year that can be flexible throughout the year depending on classroom needs
Classroom Community & Environment
Create a warm, inclusive, and respectful classroom culture where every child feels seen, heard, and valued
Encourage independence, creativity, resilience, and critical thinking in students
Support conflict resolution, self-regulation, and empathy-building among children
Organize and maintain an engaging, beautiful, and responsive classroom environment that provided opportunities for deep learning
Family & School Collaboration
Communicate regularly with families about student progress, classroom experiences, and developmental milestones
Create a monthly newsletter for families detailing the happenings in the classroom and class projects. A template for this can be provided.
Collaborate with colleagues to plan interdisciplinary projects, enrichment activities, and special events
Participate in family conferences, community gatherings, and school-wide events
Support a strong home-school partnership aligned with RCS’s mission and values
Professional Responsibilities
Participate in weekly staff meetings, planning sessions, and professional development opportunities
Document student learning through observations, photos, portfolios, and student work
Attend and support field trips, lunch/snack supervision, and open play periods
Contribute actively to the life of the school, including occasional evening and weekend events
Show openness to feedback and a commitment to reflective practice and continuous growth
Additional Qualities & Skills Important at RCS
Understanding of child development and progressive education philosophies (including Alfie Kohn, Bev Bos, John Dewey)
Flexibility, adaptability, and creativity in responding to students’ evolving needs
Strong communication, organization, and time-management skills
Commitment to equity, inclusion, and cultural responsiveness
Enthusiasm for working as part of a collaborative team and school community
What We’re Looking For:
Required:
Bachelor’s degree
Experience working in elementary education settings
Knowledge of progressive education philosophies (e.g., Dewey, Kohn, Bev Bos)
Understanding of child development and inclusive teaching practices
Strong collaboration, communication, and time-management skills
Preferred:
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