The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District is looking for HBCU grads to apply to fill its Social Studies Teacher position. Jamesville-DeWitt is dedicated to the goal of building a culturally diverse and pluralistic staff committed to teaching and working in a multicultural environment. Teachers, principals, and staff who share this promise and are committed to excellence for all our students are encouraged to apply. EOE.
The Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District has an uncompromising commitment to excellence in preparing students to achieve and succeed, to respect themselves and others, and to practice life-long learning in an ever-changing, richly diverse global society. They take responsibility for providing a challenging educational experience in a safe and nurturing environment. They have dedicated themselves to the academic, artistic, social, emotional, and physical development of each student.
They believe that:
1. Students, family, school, and community all share the responsibility for education.
2. Learning is a life-long process for each and every individual.
3. All students benefit from purposeful evaluation, development, and improvement of educational programs.
4. Trust, fairness, and respect should permeate every relationship.
5. A physically safe, socially and emotionally supportive, and educationally challenging environment that respects and values the diversity of our school community is essential to learning.
6. Self-confidence, self-respect, and self-discipline are the result of personal growth, development, and achievement.
7. A wide range of educational experiences that focus on creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration are essential to prepare students for the future.
8. Open, honest, and effective communication results in strong relationships among students, staff, home, and community.
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Posted By: Kennedy Williams
Monday, April 12th 2021 at 9:23PM
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