Science Teacher SY26-27 (California)

Science Teacher position at Summit Public Schools (California) focusing on project-based deep-learning instruction for high school and middle school students. Teachers teach 90-minute blocks (high school) or four 55-minute blocks (middle school), facilitate Mentor Time with mentees, conduct self-directed learning interventions, analyze student progress data to tailor supports, develop lesson plans aligned to Summit’s curriculum, and contribute to a collaborative culture with regular professional development. Candidates should hold a California teaching credential (or credential from another US state) and a Bachelor’s Degree; a Master’s Degree in Education is preferred but not required. Strong commitment to DEIB, collaboration, thoughtful feedback, and mentorship of students is essential. Compensation starts at $63,718 and ranges to $99,987, with comprehensive benefits. Spanish language proficiency is a plus. LI-SH1