High School ELA Teacher - 27/28 School Year

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    Provides individual and small-group instruction to address varying student needs, differentiate instruction, support academic progress, and accommodate students working on a variety of assignments and projects. Communicates regularly and professionally with parents or guardians, school counselors, administrators, and other appropriate staff regarding student progress, academic concerns, and areas for improvement.

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    LocationKnoxville, IL

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    High School ELA Teacher - 27/28 School Year

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    Duties

    RESPONSIBILITIES:

    • Responsible for daily instruction to high school students in grades 9-12. Teaches English Language Arts (ELA) concepts, skills, and knowledge utilizing the curriculum provided by the school district, Illinois Learning Standards, and other appropriate instructional strategies and learning activities.
    • Collaborates with teachers and other staff members to ensure appropriate concepts, skills, and learning standards are covered and implemented to prepare students for postsecondary education, career opportunities, and lifelong learning.
    • Evaluates students on a regular basis using a variety of assessment methods and adjusts instruction as needed to support student growth and achievement.
    • Maintains lesson plans and establishes clear instructional objectives for all lessons, ensuring the academic needs of all students are met. Maintains and submits reports, grades, attendance, and other records as required.
    • Provides individual and small-group instruction to address varying student needs, differentiate instruction, support academic progress, and accommodate students working on a variety of assignments and projects.
    • Instructs students in citizenship, critical thinking, communication, and other essential skills, along with subject matter specified by state law, Illinois Learning Standards, and district policies, regulations, and procedures.
    • Establishes and maintains appropriate standards of student behavior to promote a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment.
    • Evaluates each student''s growth in knowledge and skills in the courses taught and provides timely feedback to support academic achievement and continuous improvement.
    • Selects and requests books, instructional materials, technology, and other resources necessary to support effective instruction and maintains inventory records as required.
    • Maintains professional competence through district-provided professional development, in-service education, collaboration with colleagues, and self-selected professional growth activities.
    • Identifies students'' academic, social, emotional, and other needs and collaborates with counselors, administrators, parents, and other professional staff members to support student success.
    • Participates in curriculum development, instructional planning, assessment initiatives, and other school or district improvement programs.
    • Communicates regularly and professionally with parents or guardians, school counselors, administrators, and other appropriate staff regarding student progress, academic concerns, and areas for improvement.
    • Supervises students during assigned out-of-classroom activities, including hallways, lunch periods, school events, and other duties as assigned during the workday.
    • Participates in faculty committees, school improvement initiatives, extracurricular activities, and the sponsorship or supervision of student organizations and activities as assigned.
    • Works cooperatively with the Principal or designee to establish and participate in the teacher evaluation process in accordance with district policies, procedures, and applicable state requirements.

    Qualifications

    Candidates must possess, or be eligible for, a Professional Educator License with an endorsement in English/Language Arts.

    Salary/Benefits

    Commensurate with salary schedule within the Knoxville Education Association (KEA)

    2027-2028 $46,802 + Steps

    Link to District/Third Party Online Application Web Page

    https://www.bluebullets.org/page/careers

    Email Address

    jgrace@bluebullets.org

    School District

    www.bluebullets.org

    Position Website

    https://www.bluebullets.org/page/careers

    City Website

    www.kville.org

    ILearn Link

    ILearn

    Report Card Link

    District Report Card

    Job Posting Date

    10/29/2026

    Start Date

    8/2/2027

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    District Name Knoxville CUSD #202 Building Name Knoxville High School Address 600 E. Main St.

    Knoxville, IL 61448 Phone (309) 368-1549 Fax (309) 289-9466 IASA Region Western County Knox Employment Type Full-time permanent Job Category English/Language Arts Grade Level Secondary

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