Physical Education & Health Teacher (2025-26)

Madison, WI
Full Time
Mid Level

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH TEACHER

One City Schools | Madison, Wisconsin
Full-Time Position | 40+ Hours per Week
Posted: May 2025

INSPIRE LIFELONG WELLNESS AND HEALTHY LIVING
Ready to energize and empower students through movement and health education? One City Schools seeks a dynamic, enthusiastic Physical Education & Health Teacher to promote active lifestyles and wellness across our K-8 schools. Join our innovative team where physical fitness, mental health, and character development come together to create well-rounded, confident scholars.

Learn more about One City Schools at www.onecityschools.org. Also, watch videos about our schools on our YouTube Page at www.youtube.com/@OneCitySchools and learn more about our advocacy efforts at www.onecityadvocates.org.

POSITION OVERVIEW
As our Physical Education & Health Teacher, you'll develop and implement comprehensive wellness curriculum that builds physical skills, health knowledge, and positive attitudes toward lifelong fitness. Working across elementary and middle school levels, you'll create engaging experiences that promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy decision-making while adapting to diverse learning needs.

WHAT YOU'LL DO
Design Comprehensive Wellness Education:

  • Develop Wisconsin standards-based PE and health curriculum covering fitness, motor skills, and sportsmanship
  • Create engaging health education lessons on nutrition, mental health, substance abuse prevention, and personal wellness
  • Implement developmentally appropriate instruction for various grade levels and abilities
  • Continuously update curriculum to reflect latest research and best practices in health and fitness
Foster Active Learning Environments:
  • Utilize innovative teaching strategies to enhance physical skills and wellness knowledge
  • Create inclusive, positive environments that promote respect, teamwork, and risk-taking
  • Implement effective behavior management strategies ensuring safe, productive learning
  • Adapt instruction to meet diverse learning needs in collaboration with special education staff
Promote School-Wide Wellness Culture:
  • Organize fitness events, clubs, and intramural programs extending learning beyond class time
  • Encourage students to adopt healthy lifestyles and regular physical activity habits
  • Assess student progress through formative and summative assessments
  • Communicate progress to families and collaborate with colleagues on holistic student development
  • Manage equipment and facilities ensuring safety and proper maintenance

WHAT YOU BRING

Essential Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in Physical Education or related field (Master's preferred)
  • Wisconsin teaching certification in Physical Education (PK-12) or eligibility for certification
  • Strong knowledge of Wisconsin State Standards for Physical Education
  • Previous elementary and middle school PE teaching experience preferred
  • CPR and First Aid certification preferred
Leadership Qualities:
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for diverse populations
  • Enthusiasm for promoting physical fitness and healthy lifestyles
  • Ability to adapt instruction for diverse learners and special needs students
  • Collaborative mindset with commitment to cross-curricular integration
  • Growth-oriented approach with innovative thinking about wellness education

EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS & COMPENSATION

Comprehensive Package:
  • Competitive salary based on education, experience, and demonstrated impact
  • 11-month assignment with dedicated planning time
  • 14 PTO days plus holidays, spring break, and winter break
  • Full health benefits (medical, dental, vision)
  • Life insurance and long-term disability
  • Employee assistance program
  • Automatic admission for your age-eligible child to One City Schools
Professional Growth:
  • Comprehensive professional development in innovative educational models
  • Training in student-driven, project-based learning approaches
  • Collaboration with UW-Madison research partnerships
  • On-campus childcare center with subsidized tuition for staff
  • Home ownership support through Own-It Program ($19,000 down payment grants available)

ABOUT ONE CITY SCHOOLS

Our Mission: To seed a new model of public education ensuring children are on track to succeed from birth through high school graduation.

Our Impact:
  • Both schools "Exceeded Expectations" on 2024 state report cards
  • Elementary: outpaced 87% of Wisconsin public elementary schools
  • Middle School: outpaced 94% of Wisconsin public middle schools
  • 94% of preschoolers test kindergarten-ready


Why One City? We're more than a school system—we're educational innovators influencing policy, curriculum, and teaching practices across Wisconsin and beyond. From pioneering pandemic safety protocols to leading $2.6 billion in education funding advocacy, One City is shaping the future of public education.

Ready to make an impact? Join our mission to transform education and change lives.

One City Schools is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where all team members and applicants are treated with respect and dignity.

Application Deadline: Positions remain open until filled - we're committed to finding the perfect fit for our scholars.

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