4 teaching jobs found in Batavia

Job Description Effective 2026/2027 SCHOOL YEAR Batavia Middle School 6th Grade- Social Studies Teacher Requirements: Teaching license for 4-9 Social Studies and Math or Social Studies and ELA. BCI and FBI Background checks Salary - Based on experience Contact: Elizabeth Wainscott Batavia Middle School 2 Bulldog Place Batavia, Oh 45103 [email protected] *Outside applicants must submit applications online with Applitrack @Ohioteachingjobs.org

Job Description Clermont Northeastern Schools is seeking a Preschool Intervention Specialist to support young children who demonstrate developmental, social-emotional, behavioral, or learning needs. The Intervention Specialist works collaboratively with teachers, families, and support staff to provide targeted interventions that help children succeed in an inclusive preschool environment. Key Responsibilities Provide direct intervention services to preschool-aged children, individually and in small groups Observe, assess, and monitor children's developmental progress Develop and implement intervention plans aligned with individual needs and program goals Collaborate with classroom teachers to support inclusive practices and effective strategies Maintain accurate documentation, progress notes, and reports as required Partner with families by sharing strategies, progress updates, and resources Participate in team meetings, professional development, and ongoing program...

Job Description Clermont Northeastern Elementary School has a need for a long term substitute for a fourth grade math postion. The position will begin approximately November 3rd, 2025 through December 12th, 2025. Interested candidates should possess applicable licensure and be enrolled as a substitute with frontline. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest to Mrs. Tonya Schmidt, elementary principal at [email protected]. Postion will remain posted until filled.

Job Description As an Adapted PE Intervention Specialist, you will instruct and develop students with disabilities in gross and perceptual motor skills, physical fitness, flexibility, strength, balance, locomotion and special awareness through group and individual adapted instruction. Lifting, positioning and moving students in a safe manner, according to in-service training, using proper lifting techniques is part of this role. You will lead students in group adapted games, exercises, problem solving and sports skills; teach basic water safety skills, swimming skills and personal hygiene. awareness; instruct students in sportsmanship and teamwork; maintain an environment conducive to learning and free from health and safety hazards Other duties include, but are not limited to, instructing students in all areas of development including: communication/use of AAC devices, fine motor, gross motor, adaptive skills, and vocational skills; provides 1:1 as well as group instruction;...