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Tapping the skills, experiences, diversity, and resources of those outside of the educational field is essential in preparing each Amarillo Independent School District (AISD) student for success beyond high school. That’s why AISD is also looking for educators with real-world experience.

If you already have a Bachelor’s Degree or are currently working on one, you can quickly become a fully certified teacher in AISD through Path 2 Teaching. AISD provides information on how to obtain a teaching certificate at our annual Path 2 Teaching event. Contact Stephanie Behrens (Region 16 office) at 806-677-5018, or stephanie.behrens@esc16.net for more information.

Why Become A Teacher?

The beginning annual minimum salary for an AISD full-time teacher in 2024-2025 is $54,000. AISD also adds approximately $6,000 in paid benefits and has an attractive defined benefit retirement plan through the state of Texas.

AISD is a phenomenal place to work because we offer:

  • A quality district
  • Ideal work schedule
  • Potential of advancement
  • A single- and family-friendly community
  • Low-cost of living city
  • Work-life balance
  • A chance to make a difference

AISD is in need of certified teachers in all areas, including:

  • Elementary School: Early Childhood (PK) through 5th Grade Core Content, Bilingual
  • Middle School: 6th Grade through 8th Grade Core Content
  • All-Level Special Education: Early Childhood through 12th Grade Special Education
  • Subject Specific: English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Fine Art, Physical Education, Music, Foreign Languages
  • Career and Technical Education: Technology Education, Health Science, Criminal Justice, Engineering, Culinary Arts, Family and Consumer Science, Business, Agriculture, and other areas of CTE

Learn more about the benefits of working for AISD.

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