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Substitute TeachingIf you are interested in applying for a substitute teaching position, please contact Rachael Butler at 715-251-4541 or rbutler@niagara.k12.wi.us. As a substitute teacher, you are required to complete the trainings listed below. After viewing each webcast, applicants will have the option to email their completion certificates. Please send all certificates to Rachael Butler at rbutler@niagara.k12.wi.us. Required Training Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse & Neglect Mandatory Reporting of Threats of School Violence Bloodborne Pathogens Wisconsin Substitute Teaching License In addition to emailing your training certificates, please also submit a copy of your Wisconsin Substitute Teaching License. If you do not currently have one, you will be allowed to substitute teach while in the process of obtaining it. After you complete 10 substitute assignments, we will reimburse you for the cost of the substitute license. You can apply for a license and check the status of your application by visiting the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction or by clicking here: Substitute Licenses. Are You a New Applicant? 
Becoming a Substitute Teacher from STEDI.orgSubstitute teaching can be a challenging, yet highly rewarding job. Although it takes a lot of enthusiasm and hard work, you can build a set of skills that will help you become an expert substitute teacher. If you’re looking for job flexibility, days full of fun and variety, and enjoy investing in students—then substitute teaching may be for you! To become an excellent substitute teacher, the most critical ability you can master is how to easily manage classroom behavior and teach effectively. To learn the research proven skills and techniques to help you become a substitute teacher that is requested by students and schools, check out the SubSkills™ Basic Online Training Course or the Substitute Teacher Handbook at stedi.org. |
