TN Teacher Jobs Connection

TN Teacher Jobs Connection is open to educators who are both currently licensed to teach in Tennessee, as well as recent graduates, or out-of-state job seekers who are not yet licensed. Candidates who are currently pursuing a Tennessee teaching license are also welcome to participate as they could potentially be hired on a permit. 

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Sequatchie County Schools 

Sequatchie County Schools has the following positions available:

2 - First Grade positions

1 – Third Grade English/Language Arts position

1 – Fourth Grade Math position

Sequatchie County Middle School has openings for the following positions.

5th grade English-Language Arts/Math

6th grade English-Language Arts

Interested applicants can apply here. 

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Cumberland County Schools

Cumberland County Schools is currently seeking secondary math teachers. 

Candidates may view additional information here. 

Please contact Mrs. Kim L. Bray, Human Resource Director, at (931) 250-8217. 

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Overton County Schools

Livingston Middle School is searching for candidates for the following positions:

7th/8th Math

Candidates that are interested can apply here. 

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Loudon County Schools

Eaton Elementary in Loudon County (right on the Loudon County/Knox County line) is looking for a PreK SPED teacher. If you are interested, please contact the principal, Mrs. Baessler, at 865-986-2420 or baesslera@loudoncounty.org. 

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Smith County Schools

Forks River Elementary School is searching for a 7th/8th ELA and Social Studies Teacher for the 21-22 school year. Candidates who have a current Tennessee teaching license and are interested should contact Mrs. Leslie Pope, principal, at (615) 897-2676 or popel@smithcoedu.net for interview appointments. 

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Lenoir City Schools

Lenoir City High School is seeking a full time, certified secondary math teacher.  Applicants should hold a valid Tennessee teaching license (pending is acceptable) with an endorsement for secondary mathematics.  

Lenoir City High School is also seeking an interim, certified secondary English teacher.  This position is a fully paid position with benefits for the entirety of the 2021 - 22  school year.  Applicants should hold a valid Tennessee teaching license (pending is acceptable) with an endorsement for secondary English Language Arts.  

Interested candidates should apply here or contact Principal Brandee Hoglund at 865-986-2072.

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Dickson County Schools

Dickson County currently has the following positions open:

Creek Wood High School

Biology/Chemistry 

Spanish

Special Education Teachers (2)

Burns Middle School

ELA Teacher

Special Education Teacher

Those interested may contact Hillary Hall at (615) 446-7571 or apply through the online application system here.

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Rutherford County Schools 

Rutherford County Schools are looking for passionate educators to join their team. If you are interested in pursuing employment opportunities in highly successful schools, please visit their webpage to view current openings. If you have questions related to Social Studies 6-12, please feel free to email Lee Ramsey, Secondary Social Studies Specialist, at ramseyl@rcschools.net.  

-Current Social Studies Openings: Rockvale High School. 
-Anticipating others positions to open.

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Fayetteville City Schools

Fayetteville Middle School has an open teacher position. Candidates should have a certification with an endorsement in Middle School.

Please contact Tricia Jean at (931) 438-2533 or jeant@fcsboe.org with any questions.

Candidates may apply here. 

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Anderson County Schools

Clinton High School has a Secondary Mathematics position available.

Interested candidates may apply here. 

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 Dekalb County Schools

DeKalb County has a PreK position open at Smithville Elementary.  They are open to employing a teacher on a waiver if you do not have an endorsement in Early Childhood.  

If you are interested, please contact Summer Cantrell, Smithville Elementary principal, at summercantrell@dekalbschools.net or (615) 597-4418.

 

 

 

Tennessee Tutoring Corps

The Tennessee Tutoring Corps plans to recruit at least 1,000 qualified college students who are eager to give back to their community and help children continue their education over the summer months. Tutors will be compensated with a $1,000 stipend for their work through the duration of the summer program.
To become a tutor, college students must pass a background check and confirm their current enrollment in a postsecondary institution. Preference will be given to applicants who have a 3.0 GPA or higher, reside in Tennessee, and are rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors in college as well as those who are in their first year out of college.

You may apply here.