Benton Community is seeking a dynamic Long Term Substitute High School Social Studies Teacher for the remainder of the 2021-2022 School Year. The assignment is focused on the following curricular areas: Government, Global Studies, and Modern America. Applicants will be expected to complete daily lesson planning, provide student feedback, and complete grading.
All interested applicants must apply using the Frontline/Applitrack link shown below. This position is also posted on Teach Iowa.
If interested, please contact:
Mr. Rob Arnold, Principal
319-228-8701
rarnold@benton.k12.ia.us
or
Dr. Pamela Ewell, Superintendent
319-228-8701
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER RATES WITH A FOUR-YEAR DEGREE
Provisional, Educational, Substitute or Professional Certificate. A four-year degree.
Teaching days 1-15 - $126.00/day
1/2 teaching day - $ 63.00
After fifteen (15) consecutive days in the same substitute teaching position, the substitute teacher will be placed on the salary schedule at the B.A. base salary on the first (1st) experience level. (FY’22 - $175.87/day.)
Benton Community & Central Lutheran will be on a 2-hour delay, tomorrow, Tuesday, January 25.
No morning activities or weight room.
Preschool - late start schedule.
Thank you.
Benton Community Administration
Benton Community and Central Lutheran will be on a 2-hour delay, tomorrow morning, Friday, January 21. No morning Activities or weight room. Thank you.
Kindergarten & Preschool Registration
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Spread the word! Atkins Elementary is hiring - great students, great staff and great hours! Contact Mr. West for more info.
Second grade students are working in math groups using place value charts and the totals below strategy to solve addition problems in the hundreds.
Cooperative groups offer feedback, affirmation, and problem solving skills to all.
Mrs. Spading’s AK students are working on ways to make 8. Decomposing numbers in different ways allows students to think flexibly and see how 2 small groups equal a big group.
Watch Girls BB on KCRG 9.2 tonight!
The lunch menu will remain the same. Lunch on January 6th is hamburger/bun.
Kinder students are loving discovery centers! This gives students to opportunity to authentically practice fair ways to play, problem solving, cooperative play and learning, and so many other life-long skills.
Students across the district are working on creating inferences. When we create an inference, we use what we know along with clues from the pictures or text to figure out something the author didn’t tell us!
Atkins Elementary is hiring!
All school buildings will be closed after Saturday, January 1 at 10:00 a.m. - Sunday evening, January 2. Weather forecast predicting measurable snow. No open gym or other scheduled practices after Saturday at 10 a.m. through Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Lange’s class made Grinch slime to celebrate Grinch Day! The smiles and giggles were the best!
For the safety of our students and buses, we will dismiss school tomorrow, Wednesday, December 15th at Noon due to the forecast of high winds and unpredictable weather. Please plan accordingly. Information will be sent out to students who are involved in practices and rehearsals.
GRINCH DAY at Atkins Elementary on December 22. Dress like your favorite character from The Grinch.
We are very grateful to our PTO for hosting Santa’s Workshop for our students. This is a shopping event for kids to buy gifts for their family members.
Whooo is this? These are the 3rd grade owls! Students worked with clay to create these wonderful owls in art class! They used different items to create shapes and texture. Then they applied glaze. Finally, the owls were fired in a kiln. Nice job 3rd grade!
Holiday Cookie Kit order forms are due Friday, December 3rd.
