Social Science Teacher (Candidate Pool) SY26-27 (California)

Social Science Teacher at Summit Public Schools in California. Teach high school or middle school social science with project-based learning, mentor a group of students daily in advisory Time, and deliver instruction in 90-minute project blocks or four 55-minute blocks for middle school. Responsibilities include coaching students toward personal goals, facilitating discussions, analyzing student progress data to inform lesson planning, and supporting school culture through collaboration and professional development. The role emphasizes culturally responsive teaching, DEIB principles, and commitment to equitable education, with a workday typically from around 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a compensation range starting at $63,718 and up to $99,987 depending on experience. The position requires a Teaching Credential in California (or another US state), a Bachelor's degree (Master's preferred but not required), and passing health/background checks. Spanish language proficiency is a plus.