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Social Studies Teacher Full Time - High School

Minnesota Valley Education District

Saint Peter, MN • On-site

$50K - $67K/yr

Full-time

Posted 15 days ago

Job description

Position Type:
High School Teaching/Social Studies - History
Date Posted:
5/26/2026
Location:
Nicollet High School
Date Available:
2026-2027 School Year
Closing Date:
Until filled
District:
Nicollet Public Schools
Nicollet High School is seeking a Full Time Social Studies Teacher for the 2026 - 2027 school year.
We are seeking a teacher that is motivated, passionate about the learning process, willing and able to differentiate instruction for the learning of all. Focused in creating a positive, respectful learning environment. Experienced in infusing technology with learning and be willing to jump into a team of great educators.
Courses may include:
  • 9th & 10th grade American History (after the Civil War)
  • 11th & 12th grade Semester 1 Economics & Semester 2 Government
  • 11th & 12th grade College in the Schools (CITS) Cultural Geography and History of Western Civilization both courses are through Fond du Lac community college

The preferred candidate will hold a licensure in 7th - 12th grade Social Studies + MS or 18 graduate credits in the history field to be able to teach CIS.
Nicollet Public School is a Pre-K through 12th grade site located in South Central Minnesota.
At Nicollet Schools you will find:
  • A personal experience based on an exceedingly supportive staff and learning community.
    • Quality and options for core academic offerings that align with future plans beyond high school.
    • College in the Schools and Articulation Agreement courses that provide the academic challenge and college credit while in the supportive environment of the high school setting, at no cost to the student.
    • A school that strives to provide as many course options as are feasible while maintaining financial integrity of the school district.
    • Learning and achievement enlivened by technology and accessing the larger world.

The successful candidate will hold a Valid Minnesota Teaching License.
Depending upon the successful candidate's qualifications, this position could be combined with other teaching assignments. Coaching opportunities may also be available.
Please submit applications online through AppliTrack.
Questions may be directed to Superintendent, Robin Courrier by calling (507)232-3411 ext. 3118 or email robin.courrier@isd507.k12.mn.us.

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