Job Summary
The After School Teacher I is a part-time position providing academic intervention, homework support and enrichment activities to students in grades TK-8th as part of a high-quality, personalized After School program at OCEAA.
The After School Teacher is responsible for independently supervising groups of up to 25 students, delivering high-quality instruction, upholding the mission and values of OCEAA, and working with other members of the after-school program team to track students’ academic progress and support students' social and emotional development.
The After School Teacher is responsible for independently supervising groups of up to 25 students, delivering high-quality instruction, upholding the mission and values of OCEAA, and working with other members of the after-school program team to track students’ academic progress and support students' social and emotional development.
Required Documents
Must have:
-current TB clearance
-valid CPR and first aid certification
-current TB clearance
-valid CPR and first aid certification
Requirements / Qualifications
Email the following documents to [email protected]:
- Letter of Introduction
- Resume
- 3 Current Letters of Recommendation
-Application located at https://oceaa.org/employment-empleo
- Letter of Introduction
- Resume
- 3 Current Letters of Recommendation
-Application located at https://oceaa.org/employment-empleo
Salary Info
$18.00 - $21.00
Comments and Other Information
Orange County Educational Arts Academy (OCEAA) is a TK-8 independent charter school specializing in dual language immersion programming which serves over 600 students. Our mission at OCEAA is simple: to nurture all learners to become creative, critical thinkers by providing high quality standards-based instruction through the arts, technology, language and culture.
OCEAA has a diverse population; approximately 70% of our students are low income, 38% are English Learners and 14% are Students with Disabilities. Grounded in our Habits of Character - integrity, compassion, courage, collaboration, and perseverance, OCEAA partners with EL Education as a national network school to create classrooms where students achieve content mastery in two languages and become active contributors in building a better world.
OCEAA has a diverse population; approximately 70% of our students are low income, 38% are English Learners and 14% are Students with Disabilities. Grounded in our Habits of Character - integrity, compassion, courage, collaboration, and perseverance, OCEAA partners with EL Education as a national network school to create classrooms where students achieve content mastery in two languages and become active contributors in building a better world.