• Use a variety of instructional strategies, materials, and technology to teach required material to students.
• Plan instruction to meet individual and group needs.
• Responsible for following the SOL teaching guidelines in all SOL classes.
• Keep accurate and up-to-date records for students.
• Provide healthy and appropriate role modeling, being careful to avoid continually singling out a student.
• Work closely with the School Principal along with other YFT staff to ensure the Education program remains successful.
• Keep fellow Teachers, House Parents, Therapists, and Case Managers informed of student’s progress and specific areas of concentration for each student.
• Assist in monitoring and supervising of lunch period(s) during an academic day as requested.
• Assist with direct supervision of student(s) at all times during the school day.
• Present pertinent information (positive and/or negative) as required for the weekly Evaluation Team Meeting.

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• A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with emphasis on secondary education.
• Certification by the Virginia State Department of Education.
• Possess knowledge in the field of instruction.
• Possess skills and abilities to positively interact with students, maintain discipline, and promote a positive learning environment.
• Ability to maintain all required documentation.
• Effectively challenge, nurture and develop the educational abilities of at-risk youth in a residential setting.