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High School Music/Band Teacher Position at Uncommon Schools

Uncommon Schools seeks a High School Music/Band Teacher for its non-profit charter schools across several cities, emphasizing diversity and academic excellence.

Published on Saturday, September 14, 2024 at 3:01 AM

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Uncommon Schools has announced an exciting opportunity for a dedicated High School Music/Band Teacher to join its faculty. This nonprofit network of high-performing public charter schools focuses on providing an exceptional K-12 education in under-resourced communities. They currently manage 53 schools, serving over 20,000 students across cities like Boston, New York City, and Rochester.

The role offers a chance to develop musical talents in a program known for its strong emphasis on excellence. The chosen candidate will implement a music curriculum covering wind ensemble instruments, general music, and music theory while also directing band classes. Collaboration with co-teachers and planning performances are key aspects of this position.

Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in music education, and a Master’s degree is preferred. Familiarity with pedagogical methods, such as Kodaly and Orff, as well as proficiency in multiple instruments, will also be a plus. Uncommon Schools is committed to creating a diverse and equitable environment and encourages applications from individuals reflecting the backgrounds of its students.

Uncommon Schools emphasizes the importance of continuous growth and feedback among its staff. They provide a competitive salary range, starting between $64,000 and $96,900 depending on experience, as well as a comprehensive benefits package, indicating their commitment to the well-being of their educators.

For those interested in this rewarding career in music education, more information can be found in the job listing here.

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