Community Consolidated School District 15 is looking for Substitute Teachers!

Benefits of Substitute Teaching:

• It is an opportunity to give back to the community by working with CCSD15 students.
• Create your own work schedule—substitute teachers may choose the days that they want to work and the days that they don’t want to work.
• Choose the grade levels and schools that you enjoy—substitute teachers may choose subbing assignments at the schools and grade level/content areas that they enjoy.
• Enjoy an academic calendar work schedule—with summers, winter break, and spring break off. 
• An opportunity to earn extra income—$55 half days and $110 full days.

How to become a substitute teacher with CCSD15:

1. Must be licensed:

In order to substitute teach in CCSD15, potential substitutes must be licensed by the Illinois State Board of Education. There are two ways to obtain a license:

• (Traditional) Substitute License—Must hold a Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher education.

• Short-Term Substitute License—Must hold an Associate's degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution of higher education or show completion of 60 semester hours of college coursework.

2. Complete sub training:

• Register in advance for the training
  • Visit www.ccsd15.net/SubTraining for more information
• Complete the full-day training session
• Complete a background check (bring a valid government issued photo ID)

Requirements & Information for the (traditional) sub license:

• Must hold a Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher education. 
• This license is valid for substitute teaching in all grades of public schools, pre-k through grade 12. 
• Traditional sub licenses are valid for 5 years, and may be renewed with the payment of registration fees.
• A training program developed by the district must be completed prior to teaching in CCSD15.

Requirements & Information for the short-term sub license:

• Must hold an Associate’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution of higher education or show completion of 60 semester hours of college coursework. 
• Short-term sub licenses are valid until June 30, 2023.
• On this license, you cannot teach more than five consecutive days per licensed teacher.
• A training program developed by the district must be completed prior to teaching on the license. (A certificate of completion will be issued after the training.)
• There will be a $25 application fee for the short-term sub license from ISBE.
• This license will be valid for substitute teaching in all grades of public schools, pre-k through grade 12.