The ideal candidate will not only be a dynamic teacher of Art Education, but will also be passionate about building a strong arts/graphic arts program, collaborating with school and district colleagues, and creating strong ties with the community. 

ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Establish and promote high standards and expectations for all students and staff for academic performance and responsibility for behavior.
• Ensure high quality instruction takes place every day.
• Collaborate with department and district colleagues.
• Work closely with CTE staff, specifically in the area of graphic design.
• Work closely with yearbook staff and publications staff in the production of Blue and Gold quarterly journal and our annual yearbook.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience with Art / Graphic Arts curriculum.
• Experience with graphic design and publication programs (Adobe Premier.)
• Highly organized and strong communicator.
• Ability to create and maintain community ties.
• Effective at promoting self-discipline through classroom management strategies.

PERSONAL TRAITS: 

• High ethical and professional standards; firm in personal values and direction.
• Enthusiasm and passion for working with adolescents.
• Collaborative spirit, ability to work well with a team of strong colleagues.

Primary Function: To plan, organize and implement an appropriate instructional program, as designated by the Klamath County School District, in a learning environment that guides and encourages students to develop and fulfill their academic potential.

Additional responsibilities and qualifications may be added for a specific position by the supervisor.  Physical ability to adhere to OSHA and district safety regulations.

Chance to work in a unique environment in a supportive community surrounded by abundant outdoor recreational activities.

COMPENSATION:

• 190 day contract
• Family medical, dental and vision insurance, life insurance
• 6% PERS paid by District
• $42,632* base salary (2020-2021 base salary) 

 *2021/2022 salary is dependent upon contract negotiations.