15 curriculum developer jobs at 9 companies in Madison, MS
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INSTRUCTOR, JROTC (Army)
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Jackson Public Schools: Provides public Pre-K-12 education for the Jackson, Mississippi community.
Retired military preferred; valid Mississippi state license with 499 endorsement; B.S. degree required; responsible for delivering JROTC curriculum and cadet development.
Jackson State University: A public historically black research university in Mississippi.
Master’s degree; ability to teach undergraduate/graduate courses; tech-savvy with online systems; curriculum development, assessments, and learning goals; collaboration; communication skills.
State of Mississippi: Governing and providing public services for the State of Mississippi.
Develop and deliver curriculum and lessons, manage classroom discipline, accommodate IEPs, and prepare reports on client attendance and progress; certification and Bachelor’s degree typically required.
Hazlehurst City School District: Public school district providing K-12 education in Mississippi.
Performs professional and administrative work assisting the principal in school administration, supervision, scheduling, budgeting, student discipline, staff evaluation, curriculum development, and coordination of support services.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree required; eligible for or possessing a valid Mississippi teaching certificate; experience preferred but not required; ability to develop curriculum, assess students, and use instructional technologies.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree preferred; valid or eligible Mississippi teaching certificate required; experience preferred but not required; ability to develop and deliver curriculum, assess students, and use instructional technologies.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree and eligibility for a Mississippi teaching certificate required; experience preferred. Responsibilities include curriculum development, lesson planning, assessment, classroom management, and use of instructional technology.
St. Andrew's Episcopal School: Independent college preparatory K-12 education in Mississippi.
3+ YOECDA or bachelor’s degree required; minimum 3 years’ experience with students; CPR certification; knowledge of early childhood development; ability to plan and evaluate curriculum; Google Suite proficiency.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree and valid or eligible Mississippi teaching certificate required; experience preferred. Must develop curriculum, assess student learning, use instructional technology, and manage classroom behavior.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree and valid/eligible Mississippi teaching certificate with special education endorsement; experience preferred; ability to develop and implement curriculum, assess student learning, and manage classroom behavior.
Hinds Community College: Public community college providing academic and vocational education.
2+ YOEAssociate's degree (AAS) in technology or related field required (bachelor's preferred), minimum 2 years technology-related experience, curriculum development and instructional delivery skills, student advising and assessment.
Vicksburg Warren School District: Operates public schools for students in Warren County, Mississippi.
Bachelor's degree preferred; valid or eligible Mississippi teaching certificate required; experience preferred but not required; work authorization (citizenship/residency or visa) required; ability to develop curriculum and assess student learning.
Lawrence County School District: Operates public K-12 schools in Lawrence County, Mississippi
Mississippi teacher certification, bachelor\u0002s degree in elementary education or related field, knowledge of curriculum and pedagogy, ability to differentiate instruction, use data systems, communicate with parents, and participate in professional development.