STEM K-5 Teacher
Young World Physical Education, Little Rock, AR, United States
STEM K-5 Teacher
Lisa Academy Charter Schools – LISA Academy West Elementary – Little Rock, Arkansas. (Open in Google Maps)
Job Details
Job ID:
5654886
Application Deadline:
Posted until filled
Posted:
Apr 02, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date:
To Be Determined
Job Description
STEM Teacher (K–5) – Future Openings
LISA West Elementary | Little Rock
LISA West Elementary is seeking a
highly creative, driven STEM Teacher (K–5)
who understands that STEM is a
critical driver of student engagement, innovation, and retention in a charter environment .
This is
not a passive role —this position requires
initiative, vision, and instructional leadership .
We are looking for someone who will
bring energy to our building, showcase student innovation, and actively contribute to making our school a place families choose and stay.
Position Purpose
Under the general supervision of the School Principal, the STEM Teacher (K–5) will provide
hands‑on, engaging STEM instruction
to all elementary grade levels (Kindergarten through 5th grade), while also
leading school‑wide STEM initiatives and integration across all content areas .
This role extends beyond the classroom—the STEM teacher will serve as a
leader in innovation , helping both students and staff
think critically, solve problems, and apply learning in meaningful ways .
Key Responsibilities (Non‑Negotiables)
STEM Leadership & School Impact
Design and implement a
high‑quality K–5 STEM program aligned to school goals
Take ownership of
STEM visibility and culture across the building
Ensure STEM is
visible, celebrated, and integrated school‑wide
Support and lead
cross‑curricular STEM integration
Student Experience & Instruction
Teach STEM to students in
Kindergarten through 5th grade
Develop
hands‑on, inquiry‑based lessons
across science, engineering, and problem‑solving
Ensure lessons align with
school curriculum and academic expectations
Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all learners, including
SPED and diverse learners
Maintain a
structured, safe, and highly engaging classroom environment
School‑Wide Events & Showcases (Non‑Negotiable)
The STEM Teacher is responsible for
planning and executing ONE major event per quarter :
Quarter 1:
STEMTastic Night (September)
Quarter 2:
School STEM Fair
Quarter 3:
District STEM Fair Participation
Quarter 4:
Creative STEM Showcase/Event (teacher‑designed)
Each event must:
Showcase
multiple grade levels and student ability levels
Include
hands‑on family engagement
Highlight
student projects, innovation, and problem‑solving
Be
well‑organized, high‑quality, and aligned to school expectations
Include opportunities for
after‑school club students to present work
Instructional Leadership & Teacher Support
Lead and model how to
integrate STEM into all subject areas , including:
Literacy
Math
Science
Social Studies
Provide
practical strategies and support to teachers
Collaborate with teams to ensure
STEM is not isolated but embedded across instruction
Be creative while
maintaining alignment with school curriculum and expectations
Opportunities & Exposure
Actively seek out and submit student work to
STEM competitions and contests
Identify and bring in
external STEM opportunities, partnerships, or experiences
Expand student exposure to
real‑world STEM applications
After‑School Programming
Lead
TWO days of after‑school STEM clubs per week
Design clubs that are
hands‑on, innovative, and student‑centered
Use clubs to
deepen learning and build student interest in STEM fields
Professional Expectations
Maintain accurate records of
student progress and participation
Collaborate with staff and contribute to
school‑wide initiatives
Participate in
professional development and meetings
Uphold school expectations for
behavior, safety, and accountability
What We Are Looking For
Strong background in
STEM education and hands‑on learning
A
creative problem‑solver
who brings new ideas
Someone who
takes initiative and ownership —not someone who waits to be told what to do
Ability to
lead adults and support teachers instructionally
A
team player
committed to the school’s mission and vision
Passion for
student engagement, innovation, and excellence
Why This Role Matters
At LISA West, the STEM Teacher is
not just teaching a class —this role helps:
Drive student engagement through innovation
Support academic growth across all subjects
Strengthen school identity and culture
Increase family connection and retention
If you are
creative, driven, and ready to lead innovation , we want you on our team.
Position Type:
Full‑Time
Salary:
$50,000 Per Year
Job Categories:
Classroom Teacher > Art
Job Requirements
Bachelor degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required.
Contact Information
Necati Sahin
10825 Financial Centre Pkwy Suite 360
Little Rock, Arkansas 72211
Phone: (501)916‑9450
Email: sahin@lisaacademy.org
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Lisa Academy Charter Schools – LISA Academy West Elementary – Little Rock, Arkansas. (Open in Google Maps)
Job Details
Job ID:
5654886
Application Deadline:
Posted until filled
Posted:
Apr 02, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date:
To Be Determined
Job Description
STEM Teacher (K–5) – Future Openings
LISA West Elementary | Little Rock
LISA West Elementary is seeking a
highly creative, driven STEM Teacher (K–5)
who understands that STEM is a
critical driver of student engagement, innovation, and retention in a charter environment .
This is
not a passive role —this position requires
initiative, vision, and instructional leadership .
We are looking for someone who will
bring energy to our building, showcase student innovation, and actively contribute to making our school a place families choose and stay.
Position Purpose
Under the general supervision of the School Principal, the STEM Teacher (K–5) will provide
hands‑on, engaging STEM instruction
to all elementary grade levels (Kindergarten through 5th grade), while also
leading school‑wide STEM initiatives and integration across all content areas .
This role extends beyond the classroom—the STEM teacher will serve as a
leader in innovation , helping both students and staff
think critically, solve problems, and apply learning in meaningful ways .
Key Responsibilities (Non‑Negotiables)
STEM Leadership & School Impact
Design and implement a
high‑quality K–5 STEM program aligned to school goals
Take ownership of
STEM visibility and culture across the building
Ensure STEM is
visible, celebrated, and integrated school‑wide
Support and lead
cross‑curricular STEM integration
Student Experience & Instruction
Teach STEM to students in
Kindergarten through 5th grade
Develop
hands‑on, inquiry‑based lessons
across science, engineering, and problem‑solving
Ensure lessons align with
school curriculum and academic expectations
Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all learners, including
SPED and diverse learners
Maintain a
structured, safe, and highly engaging classroom environment
School‑Wide Events & Showcases (Non‑Negotiable)
The STEM Teacher is responsible for
planning and executing ONE major event per quarter :
Quarter 1:
STEMTastic Night (September)
Quarter 2:
School STEM Fair
Quarter 3:
District STEM Fair Participation
Quarter 4:
Creative STEM Showcase/Event (teacher‑designed)
Each event must:
Showcase
multiple grade levels and student ability levels
Include
hands‑on family engagement
Highlight
student projects, innovation, and problem‑solving
Be
well‑organized, high‑quality, and aligned to school expectations
Include opportunities for
after‑school club students to present work
Instructional Leadership & Teacher Support
Lead and model how to
integrate STEM into all subject areas , including:
Literacy
Math
Science
Social Studies
Provide
practical strategies and support to teachers
Collaborate with teams to ensure
STEM is not isolated but embedded across instruction
Be creative while
maintaining alignment with school curriculum and expectations
Opportunities & Exposure
Actively seek out and submit student work to
STEM competitions and contests
Identify and bring in
external STEM opportunities, partnerships, or experiences
Expand student exposure to
real‑world STEM applications
After‑School Programming
Lead
TWO days of after‑school STEM clubs per week
Design clubs that are
hands‑on, innovative, and student‑centered
Use clubs to
deepen learning and build student interest in STEM fields
Professional Expectations
Maintain accurate records of
student progress and participation
Collaborate with staff and contribute to
school‑wide initiatives
Participate in
professional development and meetings
Uphold school expectations for
behavior, safety, and accountability
What We Are Looking For
Strong background in
STEM education and hands‑on learning
A
creative problem‑solver
who brings new ideas
Someone who
takes initiative and ownership —not someone who waits to be told what to do
Ability to
lead adults and support teachers instructionally
A
team player
committed to the school’s mission and vision
Passion for
student engagement, innovation, and excellence
Why This Role Matters
At LISA West, the STEM Teacher is
not just teaching a class —this role helps:
Drive student engagement through innovation
Support academic growth across all subjects
Strengthen school identity and culture
Increase family connection and retention
If you are
creative, driven, and ready to lead innovation , we want you on our team.
Position Type:
Full‑Time
Salary:
$50,000 Per Year
Job Categories:
Classroom Teacher > Art
Job Requirements
Bachelor degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required.
Contact Information
Necati Sahin
10825 Financial Centre Pkwy Suite 360
Little Rock, Arkansas 72211
Phone: (501)916‑9450
Email: sahin@lisaacademy.org
#J-18808-Ljbffr