Alternative Education Teacher (Temporary for 2022/23) at Nevada County Superintendent of Schools (NCSOS)

About the Employer

Welcome to Nevada County Superintendent of Schools – where your passion for education meets exceptional opportunities! As a vital part of our NCSOS organization, you'll find a diverse range of rewarding job opportunities that contribute to the success of multiple school districts and charter schools across the county. Our mission is to provide exemplary countywide leadership, facilitation, and support to create, sustain, and encourage high-quality educational programs for all students. With a commitment to high academic standards, safe and engaging learning environments, and fostering community partnerships, we are dedicated to preparing students for a future of success. Join a team that values hard work, offers career growth opportunities, and takes pride in creating a workplace that people are excited to be a part of. Nevada County Superintendent of Schools is the County Office of Education for Western Nevada County, California. We are a rural community located in the heart of the Sierra Foothills, situated between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. Nevada County is a vibrant community that is ranked highly for its quality of life and offers a picturesque setting for both work and leisure. If you're passionate about making a difference in education, NCSOS is the golden opportunity you've been looking for!

Job Summary

Job Summary

We are searching for a teacher to join our Alternative Education team for the remainder of the 2022/23 school year. Earle Jamieson (EJ) is an alternative education school for our counties most “at promise” 6th through 12th-grade youth. Although students are only with us for a short time, we have a privileged opportunity to have a positive impact on their social and emotional development. EJ is a small school where students are referred to us by their home school district. Our staff works as a team and has a culture of care for one another. Student, parents, and staff are valued contributors to each student's educational journey. Students in this program have either been expelled by their home district, and/or referred by the county probation department or truancy board. Students (grades 6 - 12) come to this program with a variety of challenges. They have the opportunity to regain academic credit through individualized attention, small classroom attendance, and additional onsite support for social-emotional learning.

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