Science Gen Ed Teacher - Lake City, South Carolina

Inspire and engage middle school minds as a dedicated Science Educator in a welcoming academic environment near Lake City, SC! This full-time contract opportunity is set to begin as soon as possible and extends through May 21, 2027—perfect for teachers with a passion for science and a desire to make a lasting impact over a multi-year assignment.

In this role, you will teach general education middle school science classes, fostering curiosity and supporting student achievement. Working Monday through Friday from 7:15am – 2:45pm with a manageable caseload ensures you'll maintain a positive work-life balance while helping students thrive.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Valid and active South Carolina teaching license (strictly required)
• Certification in Middle Level Science or Science (no exceptions)
• Prior experience teaching general education science at the middle school level preferred
• Strong classroom management, organizational, and communication skills

Responsibilities:

• Deliver engaging, standards-based science instruction to middle school students
• Design and implement lesson plans that foster scientific inquiry and critical thinking
• Evaluate student progress through assessments, projects, and classroom participation
• Collaborate with colleagues to support inclusive and effective educational practices
• Communicate with parents and guardians to share student achievements and areas for growth
• Maintain accurate records in accordance with district and state requirements

Enjoy the professional satisfaction of shaping the next generation of scientists in a supportive, student-centered environment. Teachers who are enthusiastic about science education and enjoy the middle school age group will feel right at home.

If you have the required credentials and are ready to commit to a rewarding, multi-year contract, this could be the perfect fit. Apply now to embark on a meaningful educational journey. Submit your application today and help foster a love for science in young learners!