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About the Role

Seeking a passionate, equity-driven Computer Science & Software Engineering Teacher (Grades 9-12) to lead our Software Engineering Program (SEP). SEP is an initiative of New York City's CS4All program, aiming to increase graduates ready for tech-driven roles and develop computational thinking skills. The role involves delivering an inclusive, project-based computer science curriculum for all students, including those with IEPs.

Responsibilities

Deliver inclusive, rigorous computer science instruction.
Collaborate with special education co-teachers to meet IEP mandates and ensure curriculum access for all students.
Incorporate student goals, behavior plans, and interventions into daily instruction.
Employ standards-based and mission-aligned lesson and unit plans.
Report student progress and maintain accurate achievement records, adhering to standards-based grading practices.
Review classroom performance and examination data to adjust instruction.
Implement students' IEP mandates and work toward IEP-related goals.
Use assessment data to improve student performance and inform instruction.
Embody and cultivate the school's core values in professional practice and encourage students to do the same.
Host a minimum of two hours of weekly supplemental instruction.
Plan and lead experiential learning activities and conduct a student advisory.
Incorporate technology into the classroom and develop digital learning skills.
Take on additional duties as assigned by the Principal or designee.
Engage actively in feedback, coaching, and professional learning.
Collaborate with colleagues to improve practice and student outcomes.
Contribute to a culture of reflection, curiosity, and continuous improvement.
Help create classrooms and a school community rooted in belonging, safety, and high expectations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required.
Candidates must possess and maintain a New York State teaching certification, or be on an active pathway toward certification.
Fluency, or the ability to become fluent, in Scratch, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, p5js, and C++.
Familiarity with physical computing, embedded electronics, 3D design and printing, and robotics.
CTE certification, or the ability to become certified (Strongly Preferred).
Knowledge of the AP Computer Science Principles curriculum (Strongly Preferred).
Experience using assessment data to inform instruction and intervention (Strongly Preferred).

Skills

Computer Science
Software Engineering
Programming
App Design
Game Building
Computational Thinking
Problem-Solving
Standards-Based Instruction
Project-Based Learning
IEP Collaboration
Standards-Based Grading
Assessment Data Analysis
Digital Learning
Feedback and Coaching
Collaboration
Reflection
Scratch
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Python
p5js
C++
Physical Computing
Embedded Electronics
3D Design
3D Printing
Robotics

Location

New York City

Work Type

Full-time

Experience Level

Based on certified level and experience

Education Level

Bachelor's degree
New York State teaching certification
CTE certification

Salary/Compensations

$68,902 - $95,000

Benefits

Medical coverage
Dental coverage
Vision coverage
401(k) with up to 5% employer match
Life insurance
Paid family leave
Professional development and coaching

About the Company

Innovation Charter High School is a mission-driven public charter high school in New York City serving students with ambition, care, and urgency.
The team is fiercely committed to improving student outcomes and continuously strengthening the school.
Schools can be places where young people are deeply known, challenged, and prepared to shape their futures, and where educators do some of the most meaningful work of their careers.
Staff cares deeply, challenges one another, learns in public, and keeps improving.

Equal Opportunity

Innovation provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.