Elementary Music Teacher
North Newton Elementary School
Apply through the verified listingPerformance Responsibilities
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Instruction & Curriculum Implementation:
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Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging music lessons aligned with the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for Visual and Performing Arts.
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Introduce foundational music concepts, including rhythm, melody, pitch, movement, notation, and music appreciation across diverse genres and cultures.
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Integrate instructional technology and interactive tools to enhance learning outcomes.
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Classroom & Performance Management:
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Establish and maintain a structured, safe, and encouraging classroom environment conducive to active artistic learning.
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Organize, rehearse, and direct school-wide music programs, choir ensembles, and seasonal student performances throughout the academic year.
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Oversee the proper use, inventory, and maintenance of musical instruments, sound equipment, and classroom materials.
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Assessment & Student Support:
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Assess student progress using formative and summative evaluation methods to guide instruction.
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Adapt teaching methods and materials to accommodate varying learning styles, abilities, and multicultural perspectives.
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Professional Collaboration & Communication:
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Communicate regularly with parents, guardians, colleagues, and administration regarding student growth and event schedules.
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Participate in staff meetings, professional development opportunities, PLC (Professional Learning Community) sessions, and school committee activities.
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Attend required school events and programs outside regular instructional hours.
Qualifications & Requirements
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Education & Certification:
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Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from an accredited institution.
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Valid North Carolina Professional Educator's License in Music (K–12) (or eligibility for NC lateral entry/residency licensure).
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Skills & Knowledge:
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Strong knowledge of elementary music pedagogical approaches
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Strong vocal and keyboard/instrumental proficiency.
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Excellent classroom management, human relations, and communication skills.