CTE Teacher at Aerostem Academy
About the Employer
Mission AeroSTEM Academy prepares students of today for the growing college and career opportunities of tomorrow. By exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (“STEM”) through the lens of aerospace, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to a dynamic, technology-intensive economy. AeroSTEM Academy creates a culture of character and collaboration in close partnership with college and professional communities. The educational program encourages imagination, incorporates experiential learning, and provides opportunities to engineer solutions. Dream. Discover. Design. Vision Graduates from AeroSTEM Academy will have mastered a growth mindset, determined a college and/or career field, acquired an accompanying real-world STEM skill set, and will be prepared to successfully enter the next phase of their post-secondary education and/or career pathway. Our Program AeroSTEM Academy provides an educational model for junior high and high school students who value learning and want to prepare for their future career now. By setting goals and committing to academic rigor, students will create career opportunities for themselves. AeroSTEM Academy offers on campus instruction Monday through Friday. Core subject content meets California Standards and is addressed and practiced through the lens of the aviation industry, which includes fields such as engineering, mechanics, computer science, mathematics, as well as aviation piloting. Students who attend AeroSTEM Academy will become effective readers, communicators, critical thinkers, and collaborators. In addition they will develop a respectful attitude toward learning including a Growth Mindset—embracing challenges and overcoming obstacles. Our educational philosophy will well serve those who seek a different educational option and want to be prepared for next steps in their education. It includes a strong emphasis on parental involvement, student interaction, student interest, technology acquisition, computer-based learning, laboratory work, and real-world learning environments.
Job Summary
Job Summary
Teachers employed by the Charter School must: *Be flexible, resourceful, imaginative and proficient in computer-based education as well as Internet navigation and resources. *Incorporate aspects of the aeronautical and technology industries including a goal to provide opportunities for students to earn industry desirable certificates. *Work well with a team. *Maintain flexibility in meeting the needs of students, peers, and the school community. *Have a student-centered approach. *Enjoy working and being with students. *Be facilitators of learning rather than dispensers of knowledge. *Be committed to making a difference in the quality of the school and in the lives of the students and staff. *Maintain records of learning and report according to adopted timelines. *Plan, deliver, and assess instruction. *Maintain current credentials, training, and requirements for the position. *Supervise and effectively manage the classroom, filed trips, guest speakers, recess, before and/or after school supervision. *Other duties as assigned.
Requirements / Qualifications
Requirements / Qualifications
Single subject credential authorizing the teaching of Career and Technical Education (CTE) in an area(s) of: Agriculture and Natural Resources, Arts, Media, and Entertainment, Building Trades and Construction, Energy and Utilities, Engineering and Design, Information Technology, Manufacturing and Product Development, Public Services, Transportation. Intern credentials accepted and mentor provided at no cost to interning teacher. Additional stipend paid for adding authorizations to existing credential. Preference given to those who have or are working toward credential authorization in more than one science area: biology/life science, physical/geoscience, physics, chemistry.
- Copy of Transcript
- CPR/First Aid Certification
- Credential Copy
- Driver's License Copy
- Letter of Introduction
- Letter(s) of Recommendation
- Resume
- Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Agriculture and Natural Resources OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Arts, Media, and Entertainment
- Provisional Internship Permit - Industrial and Technology Education
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Building and Construction Trades
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Energy, Environment, and Utilities
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Engineering and Architecture
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Information and Communication Technologies
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Manufacturing and Product Development
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Public Services
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Transportation
Single subject credential authorizing the teaching of Career and Technical Education (CTE) in an area(s) of: Agriculture and Natural Resources, Arts, Media, and Entertainment, Building Trades and Construction, Energy and Utilities, Engineering and Design, Information Technology, Manufacturing and Product Development, Public Services, Transportation. Intern credentials accepted and mentor provided at no cost to interning teacher. Additional stipend paid for adding authorizations to existing credential. Preference given to those who have or are working toward credential authorization in more than one science area: biology/life science, physical/geoscience, physics, chemistry.
- Copy of Transcript
- CPR/First Aid Certification
- Credential Copy
- Driver's License Copy
- Letter of Introduction
- Letter(s) of Recommendation
- Resume
- Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Agriculture and Natural Resources OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Arts, Media, and Entertainment
- Provisional Internship Permit - Industrial and Technology Education
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Building and Construction Trades
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Energy, Environment, and Utilities
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Engineering and Architecture
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Information and Communication Technologies
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Manufacturing and Product Development
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Public Services
OR Career Technical Education Teaching Credential - Transportation
Comments and Other Information
Mission:
AeroSTEM Academy prepares students of today for the growing college and career opportunities of tomorrow. By exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (“STEM”) through the lens of aerospace, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to a dynamic, technology-intensive economy. AeroSTEM Academy creates a culture of character and collaboration in close partnership with college and professional communities. The educational program encourages imagination, incorporates experiential learning, and provides opportunities to engineer solutions. Dream. Discover. Design.
Vision:
Graduates from AeroSTEM Academy will have mastered a growth mindset, determined a college and/or career field, acquired an accompanying real-world STEM skill set, and will be prepared to successfully enter the next phase of their post-secondary education and/or career pathway.
Our Program:
AeroSTEM Academy provides an educational model for junior high and high school students who value learning and want to prepare for their future career now. By setting goals and committing to academic rigor, students will create career opportunities for themselves.
AeroSTEM Academy offers on campus instruction Tuesday through Friday, with Monday being an at-home school day.
Core subject content meets California Standards and is addressed and practiced through the lens of the aviation industry, which includes fields such as engineering, mechanics, computer science, mathematics, as well as aviation piloting.
Students who attend AeroSTEM Academy will become effective readers, communicators, critical thinkers, and collaborators. In addition they will develop a respectful attitude toward learning including a Growth Mindset—embracing challenges and overcoming obstacles.
Our educational philosophy will well serve those who seek a different educational option and want to be prepared for next steps in their education. It includes a strong emphasis on parental involvement, student interaction, student interest, technology acquisition, computer-based learning, laboratory work, and real-world learning environments.
Features of our program include:
*State standards-based core course of study through direct instruction by credentialed teachers who monitor student outcomes and mentor parents as they instruct their children
*Project-based aerospace and STEM class/labs facilitated by credentialed teachers
*Discover Class designed to give students career exposure and to guide short and long-term goals with regular review and revision
*Extra-curricular events such as Dinner with an Aviator, Aerospace Day, C-STEM Day, LSA Teen Airplane Build, Field trips, and the Lincoln Air Fest
*Science labs, group projects, tutoring, clubs, library resources, tutorials, and teacher guidance
*Personal computers (and training) for computer-based learning
*Support through a variety of web-based instruction applications and technological devices
Comments and Other Information
Mission:
AeroSTEM Academy prepares students of today for the growing college and career opportunities of tomorrow. By exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (“STEM”) through the lens of aerospace, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to a dynamic, technology-intensive economy. AeroSTEM Academy creates a culture of character and collaboration in close partnership with college and professional communities. The educational program encourages imagination, incorporates experiential learning, and provides opportunities to engineer solutions. Dream. Discover. Design.
Vision:
Graduates from AeroSTEM Academy will have mastered a growth mindset, determined a college and/or career field, acquired an accompanying real-world STEM skill set, and will be prepared to successfully enter the next phase of their post-secondary education and/or career pathway.
Our Program:
AeroSTEM Academy provides an educational model for junior high and high school students who value learning and want to prepare for their future career now. By setting goals and committing to academic rigor, students will create career opportunities for themselves.
AeroSTEM Academy offers on campus instruction Tuesday through Friday, with Monday being an at-home school day.
Core subject content meets California Standards and is addressed and practiced through the lens of the aviation industry, which includes fields such as engineering, mechanics, computer science, mathematics, as well as aviation piloting.
Students who attend AeroSTEM Academy will become effective readers, communicators, critical thinkers, and collaborators. In addition they will develop a respectful attitude toward learning including a Growth Mindset—embracing challenges and overcoming obstacles.
Our educational philosophy will well serve those who seek a different educational option and want to be prepared for next steps in their education. It includes a strong emphasis on parental involvement, student interaction, student interest, technology acquisition, computer-based learning, laboratory work, and real-world learning environments.
Features of our program include:
*State standards-based core course of study through direct instruction by credentialed teachers who monitor student outcomes and mentor parents as they instruct their children
*Project-based aerospace and STEM class/labs facilitated by credentialed teachers
*Discover Class designed to give students career exposure and to guide short and long-term goals with regular review and revision
*Extra-curricular events such as Dinner with an Aviator, Aerospace Day, C-STEM Day, LSA Teen Airplane Build, Field trips, and the Lincoln Air Fest
*Science labs, group projects, tutoring, clubs, library resources, tutorials, and teacher guidance
*Personal computers (and training) for computer-based learning
*Support through a variety of web-based instruction applications and technological devices
Application Deadline
Until Filled
Date Posted
7/25/2022
Contact
Kathy Smith
530-742-2531
530-742-2531
Number of Openings
1
Add'l Salary Info
$54,478-94.469 Depending on Experience +$12,000 annual benefit package
Length of Work Year
185 days
Employment Type
Full and Part Time