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A Great Place to Teach There are many things that make Wayzata Public Schools a great place to teach. Here are just a few of them: Lower class sizes A voter-approved operating levy provides funds to lower class sizes in all grade levels. High student achievement Students in Wayzata Public Schools consistently achieve well above state and national averages on standardized achievement tests and college entrance exams. Alternative compensation program The district’s alternative compensation program provides teachers with ongoing professional development through peer coaching, courses and study groups. Instructional technology Using funds from our technology levy, the district has been able to add and update computers and other technology for use in the classroom. Competitive salaries and benefits Wayzata Public Schools offers competitive salaries and benefits. Our benefit package includes medical, dental and life insurance; long-term disability coverage; and employee assistance programs. Professional support and development At the beginning of a staff member’s first year, he or she will be assigned a mentor and will have the ability to participate in ongoing professional growth opportunities.
If you are interested in applying for a teaching position in Wayzata Public Schools, visit the district’s website at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us to view job postings and to complete an online application. For more information, contact the human resources department by email at employment@wayzata.k12.mn.us or phone at 763-745-5000. It is the policy of Wayzata Public Schools to provide equal employment opportunity for all people. Wayzata Public Schools believes that a diverse society enriches all individuals and communities. Wayzata Public Schools seeks employees who value and contribute to the fullness of a diverse community and provides equal employment opportunities for all.
Independent School District 284 210 County Road 101 North Wayzata, MN 55391 E-MAIL: employment@wayzata.k12.mn.us PHONE: 763-745-5000 WEBSITE: www.wayzata.k12.mn.us
A Great Place to Teach
A Great Place to Teach WELCOME TO WAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
A GREAT SCHOOL DISTRICT
If you are looking for a school district that inspires students to excel and teachers to create motivational learning opportunities, Wayzata Public Schools is where you want to work. We seek talented, motivated and enthusiastic individuals who are committed to providing the best education opportunities for our students. We appreciate your interest in our district and hope you will consider joining our team.
Wayzata Public Schools serves more than 10,000 students and employs more than 1,300 staff, including teachers, support staff, principals and administrators. The district includes seven elementary schools (K-grade five); three middle schools (grades six-eight); and a high school (grades nine-12).
The district’s vision, “A Model of Excellence Among Learning Communities,” is made possible by the work of outstanding staff and unparalleled community support. Our vision to become a “model of excellence” is not a tagline, but a belief that is pursued in our classrooms, schools and departments every day.
Our middle schools offer a strong academic program in traditional subjects plus art, world languages, family and consumer science, music, physical health, technology and engineering technology design. Students and staff are organized in teams to create small communities for learning.
Our elementary schools offer a strong, technology-linked curriculum. Literature-based reading integrates phonics and word-recognition skills. Specialists for art, media, physical education, Spanish, vocal music and special needs serve each school.
Wayzata High School offers among the most rigorous graduation requirements in the state. Students choose from a full range of English, fine arts, world languages, math, science and social studies courses as well as technology courses offered in the school’s 29 computer labs. More than 25 Advanced Placement courses are available for students. Special education programs across our district serve students with disabilities who qualify under the state of Minnesota eligibility criteria. In addition, a program for gifted and talented students offers enrichment activities in every building.