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Chemistry Teacher (LOA 11/01/26-03/31/27)

Somerset County Educational Services Commission

Bridgewater, NJFull-time$59–97K/yrSeen 1mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$59–97K/yr
Location
Bridgewater, NJ
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

NJ Chemistry Teacher LicenseBachelor's degree

Job overview

Temporary Chemistry Teacher for special education, alternative and therapeutic settings for grades K‑12+, requiring NJ certification. The full‑time 10‑month position runs from November 2026 to March 2027 and involves teaching students with disabilities.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Chemistry InstructionSpecial Education

Qualifications

Bachelor's DegreeNJ Chemistry Teacher LicenseTeacher of Students With Disabilities

Full job description

Experience Required

0

Minimum Education Required

BA

License(s) Required

NJ Chemistry Teacher

Expected Start Date

11/01/2026

Compensation

$59,235.00 - $97,470.00 / Yearly

Hours Per Week

35

Number Of Positions

1

Shift

First Shift (Day)

Job Description

Temporary Chemistry Teacher (LOA anticipated 11/01/26-3/31/27): Full time, 10 month, position available. Special education, alternative, and therapeutic settings for grades K-12+, NJ certification required. Teacher of Students with Disabilities/Teacher of Handicapped preferred but not required.

Send letter of interest, resume, & copy of cert(s) to:

Hal Dunsavage, Superintendent

Email: [email protected]

EOE/AA

Place of Work

On-site

Requisition ID

Chemistry Teacher LOA

Job Type

Full Time

Application Email

[email protected]

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