ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 055-2026 BENEFITS
OPENING DATE:March 26, 2026 Retirement:LASERS
CLOSING DATE:April 09, 2026 Insurance:Medical, Dental, & Vision
Paid Holidays:10 plus proclaimed
*SALARY: Annual Leave:96 hours per year with tenure increases
ME-413$40,914 - $49,109 Sick Leave:96 hours per year with tenure increases
*Salary indicates typical starting range. Level will be determined by qualifications.
JOB TYPE:Unclassified*
Current Classified employees must give up their designation to accept this position.
The STARBASE instructor provides daily STEM instruction aligned with the DoD STARBASE curriculum, which is based on national math and science standards. The position supports program operations by delivering engaging, student-centered instruction and assisting with classroom management, curriculum implementation, and program logistics. The instructor works collaboratively as a part of the STARBASE instructional team and reports to the Deputy Director for curriculum and classroom and the Director for administrative matters. Deliver hands-on STEM instruction using the approved DoD curriculum. Teach independently and in a team-teaching model using varied instructional methods. Adapt instruction to meet diverse student needs, including special populations. Guide and support students with academic or behavioral needs. Prepare instructional materials, equipment, and technology for daily lessons. Utilize and maintain STARBASE technologies, including robotics, CAD/Onshape programming, 3D printers, and classroom technology. Administer and document pre- and post-assessments to measure student learning. Support all STARBASE programs, including academies, summer camp, after-school programs, and outreach activities. Participate in required national and state professional development and complete all required training and safety certificates. Adapt work schedules as needed to support program operations. Maintain professional conduct, punctuality, and compliance with program policies. Collaborate effectively with staff, schools, and partner organization sto support program success. Ability to stand and move throughout classrooms and lab spaces for extended periods. Ability to lift and carry instructional materials (up to approximately 25lbs). Regular use of computer, classroom technology, and hands-on STEM equipment. Exposure to standard classroom and lab environments with minor, unavoidable hazards associated with STEM activities. Ability to traverse stairs multiple times daily, as classroom and lunch spaces are located on three different floors. Perform other duties as assigned.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS:
Required Qualifications:Bachelor's degree. Minimum two years of teaching experience required.
Preferred Qualifications:Degree in Education, Louisiana Teaching Certificate and/or alternative certification accepted. Teaching experience in science, mathematics, technology, or a related STEM field.
Skills & Knowledge:Knowledge of and experience with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace (Docs, templates, email and shared files). Knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and math content at the 5th grade level or beyond (preferred). Knowledge of instructional design, curriculum development, and lesson planning. Knowledge of educational methods for planning, organizing, preparing instructional materials, and delivering effective instruction. Strong ability to work collaboratively as a part of a team; highly motivated with a commitment to student success.