K-8 PE Teacher & Track Coach

Malden, MA
Full Time
Mystic Valley Charter School
Entry Level

About Us

Mystic Valley Regional Charter School (MVRCS), located in Malden, MA, is a K–12 public charter school serving over 1,600 students since its founding in 1998. Consistently ranked among the top public schools in Massachusetts, New England, and nationally, MVRCS is recognized for its academic excellence and unwavering commitment to student achievement.

Our success is grounded in exceptional teaching, high academic standards, traditional instructional methods, and a rigorous, content-rich curriculum delivered with fidelity. Students graduate from MVRCS prepared not only for the rigors of post-secondary education but also with a strong foundation in character and personal responsibility.

The school operates on a 200-day academic calendar, 20 days longer than the typical public school year, and features an extended school day that is 60 minutes longer than average. A structured environment, including a school-wide dress code, reinforces our mission to provide every student with access to a world-class education.

Position Overview: Physical Education Teacher & Head Track & Field Coach

Mystic Valley seeks a dynamic and dedicated Physical Education Teacher who will also serve as the Head Coach of the Track & Field Program. This dual role presents a unique opportunity to promote lifelong health and fitness while guiding student-athletes toward personal and athletic excellence.

The ideal candidate is a passionate educator and leader who thrives in both the classroom and athletic settings, and who is committed to fostering a culture of discipline, wellness, and achievement.

Key Responsibilities

As Physical Education Teacher:

  • Create and maintain a structured, engaging learning environment that aligns with school-wide expectations

  • Deliver the school’s physical education curriculum, including Direct Instruction and Core Knowledge, with fidelity

  • Monitor and assess student progress; provide timely and accurate reports

  • Participate in all required professional development sessions and training

  • Collaborate with colleagues through team meetings and instructional planning

  • Engage in weekly peer observation and practice (if applicable)

  • Prepare and issue four progress reports and four report cards per academic year

  • Maintain open, proactive communication with families; escalate academic or behavioral concerns appropriately

  • Contribute to school culture by assisting with arrival, lunch/recess, dismissal, and other assigned duties

As Head Track & Field Coach:

  • Lead and oversee the middle and/or upper school Track & Field program

  • Design and implement training plans that support athlete development and performance

  • Provide mentorship, motivation, and character-based coaching to student-athletes

  • Ensure a safe, inclusive, and structured environment during practices and competitions

  • Promote sportsmanship, teamwork, discipline, and growth in all team activities

Qualifications & Requirements

  • Experience teaching physical education or leading athletic programs for youth

  • Prior coaching experience in Track & Field at the middle or high school level strongly preferred

  • Excellent organizational, communication, and classroom management skills

  • A genuine passion for student health, wellness, and athletic development

  • Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education, Exercise Science, or a related field (preferred)

  • Successful completion of all required MTEL exams within one year of hire

Mystic Valley Regional Charter School is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We welcome and encourage applications from all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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