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Community Consolidated School District 21 Job Description MIDDLE SCHOOL EXPLORATORY CAREER COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS (CCC) TEACHER (Exploratory
class
focused
on
Family
and
Consumer
Science)
Supervisor:
School
Principal
Employee
Group:
Teacher
Qualifications:
Illinois
Professional
Educator's
License
a.
Must
be
endorsed
to
teach
in
middle
school
b.
Endorsement
in
Family
and
Consumer
Science
c.
Preferred
to
hold
Bilingual/ESL
Approval/Endorsement
or
LBSI
Endorsement
Description: Candidates must have the ability and skills necessary to teach all aspects of a middle school home economics
curriculum
including
an
endorsement
in
Family
and
Consumer
Science.
The
ideal
candidate
will
be
familiar
with
the
concepts
of
a
professional
learning
community,
including
the
collaborative
skills
needed
to
work
effectively
on
a
team.
Additionally,
they
will
have
an
understanding
of
curriculum
development
and
best
practices
for
instruction.
Further,
candidates
will
be
asked
to
demonstrate,
through
discussion,
knowledge
of
the
intellectual,
social,
and
personal
skills
of
adolescent
children
as
well
as
knowledge
of
diversity
in
learning,
instruction,
assessment,
and
classroom
management. Job Requirements Specific skill and knowledge-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include:
Facilitate
interactive
and
hands-on
lessons
in
areas
such
as
cooking,
sewing
and
nutrition.
Emphasize
and
enforce
safety
and
hygiene
practices
in
various
home-related
activities,
particularly
in
the
kitchen
and
during
practical
demonstrations.
Manage
and
maintain
equipment,
materials,
and
resources
necessary
for
Home
Economics
instruction
including
ordering
and
maintaining
food
and
supplies
that
support
the
curriculum.
Create
lesson
plans,
instructional
materials,
and
assessments
that
cater
to
diverse
learning
styles
and
abilities .
Working
collaboratively
with
colleagues
to
identify
and
secure
additional
resources
as
needed.
Foster
a
positive
and
inclusive
learning
environment
where
students
feel
encouraged
to
explore
and
apply
practical
life
skills.
Federal,
state,
and
district
policies,
regulations
and
laws
pertaining
to
job
functions.
Preparing
and
maintaining
accurate
records.
Business
appropriate
grammar
and
punctuation
in
English.
Reading
and
spoken
fluency
and
comprehension
in
English.
Basic
mathematical
skills
(addition,
subtraction,
multiplication,
division). Specific ability-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include:
Maintaining
high
standards
of
confidentiality.
Communicating
tactfully
and
courteously
with
diverse
groups.
Effectively
presenting
information
in
one-to-one
and
group
situations.
Working
independently,
staying
focused
on
tasks,
and
assuming
responsibility
for
assigned
projects
and
duties.
Making
sound
decisions
on
the
basis
of
available
information.
Maintaining
accuracy
of
work
products.
Demonstrating
fiscal
responsibility.
Adapting
to
changing
work
priorities.
Respecting
the
opinions
of
others.
Demonstrating
the
ability
to
manage
conflicts.
Applying
common
sense
understanding
to
carry
out
instructions.
Maintaining
professional
integrity. Specific physical ability-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include:
Completing
tasks
using
fine
finger
dexterity.
Utilizing
computer
keyboards
and
screens
to
enter,
retrieve,
and
transform
information
or
data.
Sitting,
standing,
walking The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully
perform
the
essential
function
of
this
job.
Reasonable
accommodations
may
be
made
to
enable
individuals
with
disabilities
to
perform
the
essential
functions. Revised February 2024