Secondary Education Teacher - English at South… · Myrtle…

Apply Description Key Responsibilities

• Deliver rigorous, standards-aligned instruction in the assigned subject area (e.g., math, science, ELA, social studies, CTE).
• Create meaningful learning experiences that prepare students for college, careers, and postsecondary pathways.
• Develop units, lessons, labs, and projects that integrate real-world applications and discipline-specific skills.
• Provide timely, targeted feedback to students to support mastery of course content.
• Use assessment data to differentiate instruction, reteach concepts, and design intervention/enrichment opportunities.
• Maintain accurate grades, attendance records, and documentation required for state and district reporting.
• Supervise and support students during instructional time, labs, and school-based activities.
• Collaborate with colleagues to align curriculum, pacing, and assessment practices.
• Serve as a club advisor, mentor, coach, or sponsor for extracurricular programs when applicable.
• Communicate clearly with families about student progress and expectations through conferences, digital platforms, and reports.
• Participate in team meetings, IEP meetings when applicable, and schoolwide professional learning communities.
• Participate in professional development related to content specialization, advanced coursework, or certification enhancement.
• Perform any other duties as assigned by the supervisor/administrator Requirements Required Qualifications
• Valid South Carolina Secondary (9–12) teaching credential in a subject area such as: English (9–12) Mathematics (9–12) Science fields (Biology, Chemistry, Earth/Space Science, Physics) Social Studies fields (Government, Economics, History, Psychology, Sociology) Industrial Technology, Business/Marketing, Agriculture Science, and other CTE fields (9–12)
• Bachelor’s degree and completion of SC educator preparation requirements. Preferred Qualifications
• Experience with AP, dual-enrollment, Cambridge, or IB coursework.
• Knowledge of career-readiness competencies and pathways.