Denver, Colorado, United States · On-site
$58k–$67k/yr
Job DetailsJob Location: Joan Farley Academy - Denver, CO 80204Education Level: 4 Year DegreeSalary Range: $58,240.00 - $66,560.00 SalaryJob Shift: DayJob Category: Nonprofit - Social Services The Title I Teacher at JFA …
Skills: Reading Instruction, Math Instruction, Data Collection, Lesson Planning, Student Assessment
Denver, Colorado, United States · Hybrid
$110k–$140k/yr
Job DetailsJob Location: Admin - Denver, CO 80218Position Type: Part TimeEducation Level: Graduate DegreeSalary Range: $110,000.00 - $140,000.00 Salary/yearTravel Percentage: Up to 25%Job Shift: DayJob Category: Health C…
Skills: Psychiatric Evaluations, Medication Management, Clinical Consultation, Trauma-Informed Care, Diagnostic Assessments
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The Title I Teacher provides targeted reading and math instruction to students below grade level using i-Ready data. Responsibilities include creating individual lesson plans, tracking student progress, and collaborating with classroom teachers and treatment teams.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree and a valid Colorado Initial or Professional Teacher license. Additional requirements include a valid driver's license, a clean criminal record, and the ability to obtain CPR/First Aid certification.
Job DetailsJob Location: Joan Farley Academy - Denver, CO 80204Education Level: 4 Year DegreeSalary Range: $58,240.00 - $66,560.00 SalaryJob Shift: DayJob Category: Nonprofit - Social Services
The Title I Teacher at JFA (Joan Farley Academy) will work with students under current grade level to bring them up to grade level in reading and math, using i-Ready data.
Our Teachers must be sensitive to the cultural differences among the students, families, and Third Way Center staff and respond appropriately to these differences. The Third Way mission is to provide a continuum of services where at-risk youth can work through their traumas and learn to take responsibility for their actions and lives to become productive members of society.
Our teachers are active members of the school and treatment team that carry out our programmatic goals as well as work with the youth on their own educational goals. Teacher’s responsibilities are as follows:
Meet with students for 30-40 minute lessons
Pre and post test all students
Provide targeted instruction for students that are below grade level in reading and/ or math
Collect and submit student data for Title 1 reports
Communicate progress and needs of student
Create individual lesson plans for each student or small group
Create progress reports for students quarterly
Work closely with classroom teachers to coordinate lessons
Attend weekly team meetings to collaborate with classroom teachers
Read/ review daily updates from the houses
Collaborate with classroom teachers to create short and long term goals for each student each semester
Attend inservice trainings, if related
Coordinates and collaborates with teachers to meet remedial/ enrichment needs of students
QualificationsBachelors or Masters degree from an accredited college or university in a field of study related to the work assignment, along with a valid Colorado Initial or Professional Teacher license.
The candidate must also possess a current valid Colorado driver's license, have a clean driving record (no DUI/DWAI in the last five years) and criminal record, be at least 22 years of age and be able to obtain CPR/First Aid certification.
Benefits: This position comes with full benefits including medical, health, dental, vision, flex, accident, and disability options. As your employer we pay 72.5% of your premiums for health and dental for the first five year, that increases to 90% after your fifth anniversary. We also offer 403b matching after one year of employment and participate in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program!
We break the cycle of intergenerational abuse & empower traumatized teens to become successful adults.
Our Mission To offer truth and hope to the most vulnerable adolescents and their families with complex mental health issues, by helping them work towards trauma resolution and enabling them to become productive members of society. Our History In 1970, Hildegard Messenbaugh, MD - a noted Denver psychiatrist at the University of Colorado Medical Center - was approached by concerned members of the community about the growing number of adolescents living on the streets. Many of these young people fled turbulent and traumatic family situations, had trouble with the law, or had recently left other institutional settings. With her guidance and the support of the Denver community, an alternative to homelessness and incarceration for troubled youth was formed. This third way grew from one shelter for troubled teens to a continuum of services, offering a path to healing and wholeness through: - A continuum of care in a home-like residential setting at 5 metro Denver locations - Accurate diagnosis and intensive individual, family and group therapy - Two state-approved alternative high schools - Life skills training - Job training and vocational education - Parenting skills training - Emancipation support
Offices: 455 Acoma Street, Denver, CO 80204, US
We break the cycle of intergenerational abuse & empower traumatized teens to become successful adults.
Our Mission To offer truth and hope to the most vulnerable adolescents and their families with complex mental health issues, by helping them work towards trauma resolution and enabling them to become productive members of society. Our History In 1970, Hildegard Messenbaugh, MD - a noted Denver psychiatrist at the University of Colorado Medical Center - was approached by concerned members of the community about the growing number of adolescents living on the streets. Many of these young people fled turbulent and traumatic family situations, had trouble with the law, or had recently left other institutional settings. With her guidance and the support of the Denver community, an alternative to homelessness and incarceration for troubled youth was formed. This third way grew from one shelter for troubled teens to a continuum of services, offering a path to healing and wholeness through: - A continuum of care in a home-like residential setting at 5 metro Denver locations - Accurate diagnosis and intensive individual, family and group therapy - Two state-approved alternative high schools - Life skills training - Job training and vocational education - Parenting skills training - Emancipation support
Offices: 455 Acoma Street, Denver, CO 80204, US
