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Frisco ISD

Sports Broadcast Facilitator

Frisco, TX

Bachelors from Accredited University Valid Texas teaching certificate preferred - Secondary Tech ... CTE sports broadcasting program, ensuring alignment with program requirements. Support and ...

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Frisco ISD

Sports Broadcast Facilitator

Frisco, TX · On-site

Bachelors from Accredited University Valid Texas teaching certificate preferred - Secondary Tech ... CTE sports broadcasting program, ensuring alignment with program requirements. Support and ...

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Frisco ISD

Sports Broadcast Facilitator

Frisco, TX · On-site

Bachelors from Accredited University Valid Texas teaching certificate preferred - Secondary Tech ... CTE sports broadcasting program, ensuring alignment with program requirements. Support and ...

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LIBERTY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

CTE Teacher

Argyle, TX

Provide instruction in broadcast journalism concepts including news gathering, interviewing, script writing, visual storytelling, video production, lighting, audio, and editing. * Facilitate hands-on ...

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As of Jun 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for broadcasting teacher in the United States is $13.46, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.98 and $13.94 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Broadcasting Teacher educates students on various aspects of broadcast media, including radio, television, and digital content production. They teach skills such as scriptwriting, editing, sound design, and camera operation while emphasizing ethical journalism and media laws. Additionally, they guide students in hands-on projects, often using industry-standard equipment and software. Their goal is to prepare students for careers in broadcasting, media production, or journalism.

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A typical day for a Broadcasting Teacher involves preparing lesson plans, instructing students on broadcasting theory and hands-on production techniques, and overseeing projects like radio or TV segments. You may spend time setting up and managing studio equipment, providing individual feedback, and guiding students through editing or live broadcasting tasks. Collaboration is common with other faculty members on interdisciplinary media projects and curriculum development. Broadcasting Teachers also frequently coordinate extracurricular activities or student media clubs to offer additional real-world experience. This dynamic role balances classroom teaching, practical skills development, and ongoing industry engagement.

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To thrive as a Broadcasting Teacher, you need expertise in broadcast media production, teaching or training experience, and a relevant degree in communications, journalism, or media studies. Familiarity with audio and video editing software, studio equipment, and digital broadcasting platforms is typically expected, along with any teaching credentials required by your region. Strong communication, mentorship abilities, adaptability, and enthusiasm for student development are important soft skills in this role. These qualifications are essential for effectively teaching broadcasting principles, staying current with industry trends, and inspiring students to pursue successful media careers.

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Fine Arts (Broadcasting) Teacher (Part-time) - Internal Applicants

Fine Arts (Broadcasting) Teacher (Part-time) - Internal Applicants

Glenbrook High School District 225

Glenview, IL

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Posted 21 days ago

Job description


Overview:
Glenbrook North High School's Fine Arts Department is seeking a part-time Fine Arts (Radio Broadcasting) Teacher (FTE: 0.1) to fill a position for the 2026-2027 school year. 
Requirements and Qualifications:
Candidates are required to hold or be eligible for an Illinois State Teacher license. 
Compensation:
The base salary for this position will be established based on the Glenbrook Education Association's teacher salary schedule, which is attached to this job posting.  To learn more about D225's compensation and benefits package, please visit our website. 
All interested applicants must submit an online application. For questions related to the position, please contact Chad Davidson, Instructional Supervisor - Fine Arts, at cdavidson@glenbrook225.org.
 










Glenbrook North High School offers public education to approximately 2,025 students, primarily from the Village of Northbrook. In addition, the school has approximately 205 certified staff and administrators and 159 support staff.  The Glenbrooks consistently rank among the nation's top-performing high schools for students and one of the top places to work for staff. Glenbrook North High School was recently named a 2023 National Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education.


Glenbrook High School District 225 holds Niche rankings as the #1 Best School District in America and the #2 Best Place to Teach in Illinois.

We are seeking motivated and energized applicants to join the Glenbrooks! 

At D225 you will find more than a job. You will find a career that will inspire you and a community rich in culture and traditions. We invite you to help write our district's story of excellence by becoming part of our team. 

Glenbrook High School District 225, commonly referred to as the Glenbrooks has a student enrollment of approximately 5,000 students. Glenbrook North and Glenbrook South High Schools have a reputation for offering students an excellent, high-quality, well-rounded educational experience. In addition to our two high schools, The Glenbrooks also offers alternative learning at Glenbrook Off-Campus.

To create a comprehensive high school experience, the Glenbrooks focus on four distinct areas: Academics, Athletics, Activities, and the Arts.  Academic success is a top priority for our students and with almost 300 diverse course offerings, there is plenty of opportunity for exploration. In addition to core academic courses in the areas of English, mathematics, science, social studies, and world language; students may pursue special interest classes such as architecture, automotive, debate, graphic design, and music. Glenbrook students enjoy success inside and outside of the classroom through numerous athletic and activities programs. The schools offer over 25 different competitive sports and a series of club sports to satisfy any athlete.  Each school also hosts 70-80 different clubs and activities for students throughout the year.  

Staff Benefits include a competitive salary as well as medical, dental, and vision health plans and retirement plans. Additionally, the Glenbrooks offer tuition reimbursement, an excellent mentoring program, extensive professional development opportunities, and partnerships with universities for aspiring administrators. 

Apply at www.glenbrook225.org today to join our Glenbrook family! 



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