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Substitutes

Make a meaningful impact on our young people, enjoy a flexible schedule and be a part of the top school district in Kansas. Substitute teaching is a rewarding way to share your skills, grow professionally and stay connected to the community. Blue Valley Schools is continually hiring for substitute teachers, nurses and paraprofessionals.

What is substituting like at Blue Valley?

Why Substitute?

Flexible Schedule

Blue Valley Schools offers daily (full-day or half-day) assignments, as well as short-term and long-term options. Substitutes have the power to determine when and how often they work.

Competitive Daily Rates & Long-Term Opportunities

The daily pay for a para is $105, no license required. The daily pay for long-term Para assignment ranges from $116.25 (required minimum 10 days to 30 days) to $121.50 (from 31+ days and up).

The pay ranges from $125 per day (E-sub license) to $145 per day (standard sub license). The pay range for long-term assignments ranges from $177.75 per day (required minimum 10 days up to 30 days) to $213.75 per day (from 31+ days and up).

Varied Assignments

Substitute teaching offers a diverse range of assignments, from working with our youngest learners to supporting our soon-to-be graduates. Substitutes have the power to choose which grade levels, schools, and content areas they want to teach.

Professional Development and Support

Blue Valley Schools is known for its welcoming culture, strong instructional support and supportive community that values educators. Substitute teachers are a vital part of our award-winning team. Here you will receive the resources, opportunities and encouragement you need to do your best work, grow professionally and keep your license current.

Rewarding

As a substitute teacher, you are making an impact that matters. You inspire curiosity, maintain steady routines and help students achieve their learning goals.

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How to Apply

  1. Submit an online application
  2. Complete required paperwork - ID, transcripts and background check. 
  3. Attend an orientation session - learn systems, safety and procedures. 
  4. Start subbing - accept assignments and make a difference.

 

Substitute teacher working with elementary kids students

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A smiling woman, Katie Scheibel, wearing a gray and blue sweater stands in front of a wall with text on it.

“I love being a sub for Blue Valley because I get the opportunity to interact and build relationships with students at all grade levels, and each day brings a new opportunity to make a positive impact on students and staff. I also love it because it offers a flexible schedule, allowing me to choose when and where I will work!” - Katie Scheibel, Blue Valley Substitute Teacher 

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Questions? Contact us! 

Sandra Schwagerl, Senior Substitute Specialist, sschwagerl@bluevalleyk12.org

Zvia Zadock-Scicchitano, Substitute Specialist, zzadockscicchitano@bluevalleyk12.org