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Teacher Resident at Rocketship Public Schools - ApplyBlast

Teacher Resident

Rocketship Public Schools

5 days ago

2.3 on Glassdoor

San Jose, California, United States

Onsite

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About this role

Rocketship Public Schools offers a one-year Teacher Residency program in partnership with Loyola Marymount University, designed for recent graduates and career changers seeking teaching certification. Residents receive hands-on classroom experience, mentorship, and graduate coursework while earning a teaching credential and the option to pursue a Master's degree. The role involves supporting lead teachers, analyzing student data, and gradually assuming instructional responsibilities within a supportive educational environment.

Responsibilities

Implement core curriculum and classroom routines alongside lead teacher
Analyze student assessment data to inform instruction and interventions
Manage classroom procedures and student behavior to ensure learning engagement

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About Rocketship Public Schools

rocketshipschools.org

Headquarters

Redwood City, California, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2006

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Rocketship Public Schools is a nonprofit national network of public charter schools committed to giving all students the opportunity to dream, discover, and unleash their potential. Serving primarily elementary and early middle grades across multiple U.S. regions, Rocketship focuses on accelerating academic growth for historically underserved communities. The network emphasizes blended, data‑driven instruction, small‑group rotations, and strong family partnerships to personalize learning and strengthen teacher practice. Its aim is to prepare students for success in middle and high school and to expand long‑term educational opportunities.