Human Resources
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The Community
The city of Providence has a population of approximately 173,618. It was founded in 1636 and incorporated in June, 1832. There are 7 hospitals, 2l libraries, 24 museums and galleries, 135 parks and playgrounds and 24 fire stations. It is a desirable location for commuters. It is only one hour from Boston, three and one half hours from New York and one hour and 45 minutes from Hartford.
Providence Public School District at a Glance Fact Sheet
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Benefits of Working in Providence
In addition to a salary schedule that allows for frequent salary increases as teachers work toward advanced degrees, the Providence School Department has an “Aspiring Principals Program.” A candidate who successfully completes the program will be fully certified as a school administrator with a Master’s Degree in Education.
Providence Schools has a “balanced literacy” program in its elementary schools to ensure all students meet or exceed National Standards.
Providence Schools has a category of substitute teachers called “Long-Term Substitute in Pool.” The substitute teacher receives a contractual salary based on teaching experience and is paid approximately $180 per day. The teacher is eligible for a single health benefit without riders.
Providence Schools provides staff development opportunities including conferences, professional development system-wide days, paid summer workshops and seminars.
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