Emergency Substitute Teacher
Job description
Substitute teachers are employed for all grade levels and subject areas.
QUALIFICATIONS
Substitute teachers must have a teaching or an emergency substitute teaching license from the Kansas State Department of Education.
COMPENSATION
Substitute teachers are paid $135 per day. If a substitute teacher is continuously in one assignment for 20 consecutive days, the pay rate shall follow the beginning teacher base salary for future continuous work in that position and shall become retroactive to the first day of that particular assignment. Kansas Substitute Teaching Limitations: I.
Emergency Substitute Teaching License w/ 60 college credit hours = 60 days per semester and no more than 15 days in the same classroom. II. Emergency Substitute Teaching License w/ any bachelor's degree = 186 days per school year and no more than 30 days in the same classroom. III. Standard Substitute Teaching w/ current or prior teaching certificate from Kansas or from another state = 186 days per school year and no more than 90 days in the same classroom.
*For more information, visit LICENSURE INFORMATION at www.ksde.gov or https://www.ksde.gov/licensure/teacher-licensure/license-information-application Option 2: Greenbush Training Pathway If you do not meet the 60-credit requirement, you may qualify by completing the Greenbush Emergency Substitute Training Modules.
Requirements
High school diploma Completion of Greenbush Emergency Substitute Training Modules Verification of hire from a local school district Application + $60 processing fee Fingerprint background check + $57 fee *Click here to register and complete the Greenbush Emergency Substitute Training Modules: plus.greenbush.org . Before you can fill out and submit any online application, you must register a username and password to be used for this application process.
Remember this username and password if you want to pay electronically when it is time to pay. Steps for completing an online application: Access the * Kansas Licensure Application System website. Click on the register button to display the KSDE User Registration Form. Follow the steps to complete the registration process.
Log in with the username and password you created to see the KSDE Web Applications link. Click on "KLAS" menu option to access the application form you need. Fill in the form and submit. You can monitor the progress of your application using the Educator License Lookup . Applicants should contact Rachel Tompkins at 620.
767.5192 or rachel.tompkins@usd417.org for information regarding substitute teaching opportunities or information on obtaining a substitute teaching license.
Description copied from Morris County USD 417's careers page. Read the full posting before you apply.