Duties
Teach Agriculture classes and serve as FFA Co-Sponsor. Courses for the 2026-2027 school year may include Introduction to AFNR, Advanced Plant and Animal Science, Horticulture, Agricultural Business, Veterinary Science, Ag Leadership & Communications, and Agricultural Engineering. See Additional Notes Below.
Qualifications
Candidates must have an Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) or Career and Technical Education Educator License with Stipulations (ELS).
Salary/Benefits
The successful candidate will receive a stipend for being the FFA advisor. Beginning salary before other stipends will range from $43,406.59-$75,000 based on years of experience and additional education beyond a bachelor's degree. The Board of Education pays full TRS, full single health insurance, and dental insurance/life insurance.
Additional Notes
Lincoln Community High School, located in Logan County in Section 14, is seeking a high school Agricultural Education Instructor to join their team. Lincoln’s FFA program has approximately 105 agricultural education students/FFA members and a co-FFA advisor to share FFA duties with. Facilities include a newly remodeled classroom and agricultural mechanics lab, Plant Science Lab Space, Small kitchenette, 5 brand NEW Welding booths and welders, a 5-acre test plot, and greenhouse (new in 2021). The school is 1-1 with chromebooks and the agriculture department has a touch-screen promethean board, multiple RealityWorks simulators, and other technologies to utilize in learning. Extra-curricular activities are available in addition to FFA sponsor, but not required. Candidates may be eligible for the 3-Circle Grant. This job will be posted until the position is filled.
How to Apply
Send letter of interest and resume to Principal David Helm, Lincoln Community High School #404, 1000 Railer Way, Lincoln, IL 62656 or dhelm@lchsrailers.org
Letters of reference will be requested upon scheduling an interview.