Ethos School prepares students to lead and succeed in an ever-changing global economy through a transformative, virtual learning experience that is engaging, rigorous, and faith-filled.   This innovative faculty position provides high-quality instruction, direction, and support for students in the online classroom environment.  Potential opportunities are in Latin and other electives with a preference for experience in the AP environment.

Curriculum and Online Class Structure

• Responsible for implementing existing curriculum in Ethos online learning environments, creating additional assessments and learning activities as needed, and helping students excel at the AP Exams as applicable.
• Maintain regular synchronous sessions (minimum of ten times a semester). These sessions should range between 45 minutes to one hour and facilitate student learning.
• Facilitate and grade all assignments in a timely manner (within 24-72 hours).
• Enter final course grades after consultation with lead faculty and/or program director by Ethos deadline.
• Courses must remain aligned with current Greater Atlanta Christian (GAC) face-to-face (F2F) courses in curriculum, assessments, and outcomes.

Communication

• Maintain regular points of contact at minimum 3 times per week with students either individually or in groups in order to facilitate learning.
• Communicate regularly with students and their families about classroom activities and student progress. This includes responding to Ethos emails within one business day.
• Collaborate with GAC teachers of the same course at least weekly.  
• Actively participate in PLC meetings as determined needed by the Chair of the PLC.

Student Engagement and Assessment

• Manage student behavior to ensure every student is fully engaged.
• Identify unique student needs and collaborate with team members to effectively address those needs. Actively alert supervisors of drops in students’ grades and/or engagement
• Analyzes data from Ethos students in comparison to GAC F2F students. Uses the data to inform teaching and learning opportunities in Ethos and GAC F2F

Miscellaneous

• Actively participate in regular required job-embedded professional development courses designed for the continual growth of the teaching and learning process at Ethos.
• Analyze data after the midterm and final exam of each semester with the Academic Dean of Ethos to measure student progress and inform the teaching and learning process.
• Actively participate in the relevant GAC Professional Learning Community and collaborate with the corresponding face-to-face teacher to ensure alignment between Ethos and face-to-face courses.
• Support the mission, vision, and core values of Ethos School.
• Fully endorse and abide by the guidelines, policies, and procedures of Ethos.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Education
  • A minimum of a bachelor's degree;   master's degree or higher preferred;
• Experience
  • Relevant teaching experience of 3+ years required, with AP experience in the subject area preferred;
  • Experience with reading AP Exams either as Reader or Tablet Leader for College Board is preferred;
  • Previous online teaching experience is strongly preferred.
• Skills and Abilities
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
  • Outstanding organizational and project management skills with the ability to consistently meet deadlines;
  • Ability to lead classroom and other activities with a heart of Christ and be an example of Christ to our students;
  • Applicant must be able to create a curriculum that meets state/national/College Board and Ethos requirements;
  • Applicant must be able to work with other Ethos educators to facilitate horizontal and vertical alignment of the curriculum;
  • Must be committed to the growth and promotion of the subject area at Ethos and in the community;
  • Ability and willingness to reflect and improve instructional practices;
  • Ability to embrace innovation as a tool to teach, engage, and motivate students;
  • Share Ethos’ commitment to differentiated learning and exhibit comprehension of 21^st Century learning skills, concepts, and tools;
  • Computer literate in software and internet-based applications;
  • Collaborative nature, with the ability to build consensus;
  • Self-motivated and solves problems, asking for input and initiating solutions as appropriate and reasonable;
  • Capacity to quickly learn new software applications;
  • Ability to demonstrate good judgment when interacting with students, other faculty, and staff;
  • Share a passion for online education as an effective model for educating students for the future.
• Physical Demands
  • Majority of work is performed in front of a computer and on the telephone; must have the ability to use the computer and remain stationary for long periods of time;
  • Manage conversations in person, online, and by telephone;
  • Work well under pressure and manage stress well.
  • Successful background check and drug/alcohol clearance
• Materials
  • Access to a personal computer, webcam, and microphone
  • Access to a consistent internet connection capable of sustaining web conferencing applications and video streaming and uploading/downloading
  • Access to an appropriate location for hosting sync sessions in a quiet, professional environment
• Background Check
  • Successful background check clearance