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Job Description
School: Youth and Family Academy
Job Title: LICENSED MATH TEACHER
Category: Full-time
Classification: Mathematics
Work Year: 2010-2011
Job Description:Seeking licensed and highly qualified math teacher for grades 7-12 for an established charter school. Competitive salary based on Pueblo City School’s salary schedule for certified and experienced teachers and excellent fringe benefits.
Application Instructions:Send letter of interest, resume, certifications/licenses, and references to: Rosendo Melendez, Youth and Family Academy, 1920 Valley Drive, Pueblo, CO 81008 & visit us at www.youthandfamilyacademy.org. EOE
Date Posted: 2010-08-31
Closing Date: 2010-11-30
Youth and Family Academy Profile
Address
Youth and Family Academy
1920 Valley Drive
Pueblo, CO 81008
Contact Information
Web Site: http://www.youthandfamilyacademy.org
Phone: (719)546-1740
Fax: (719)542-1335
Email: puebyouth@aol.com
School Info
Authorizer: Pueblo City 60
Year Opened: 1997
County: Pueblo
District: Pueblo City 60
Region: Pikes Peak
Grade Levels: 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12
Enrollment: 163
Educational Program: Alternative
Description
The Youth and Family Academy began operation in 1996 and provides services to students in grades 7 through 12 who seek a non-traditional educational setting. The mission is to provide all youth the opportunity to learn at a high academic level through interaction with adults and other youth in a rich, dynamic, and safe environment where diverse learning styles are encouraged and to address social conditions that affect the lives of students so that their capacity for educational achievement increases. The mission of Youth and Family Academy is to provide all youth the opportunity to learn at a high academic level through interaction with adults and other youth in a rich, dynamic, and safe environment where diverse learning styles are encouraged and to address social conditions that affect the lives of students so that their capacity for educational achievement increases.