Warren Consolidated Schools is seeking applicants for the following position for the 2026-2027 school year.
Position: Interdisciplinary Studies
Location:Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center (MMSTC)
1.0 FTE
Course Information:
Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) is a project-based course that integrates mathematics science technology engineering and research. Students apply classroom learning through scientific research data analysis computer science engineering design robotics computer-aided design (CAD) manufacturing and multimedia presentations. Students may utilize laboratory and shop facilities to design prototype and fabricate projects. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking problem-solving innovation collaboration and the real-world application of STEM concepts.
Qualifications:
Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with a secondary endorsement in grades 9-12 required
Mathematics or Science endorsement preferred
Collaborative member of the MMSTC team that coordinates designs and evaluates curriculum and programs for the MMSTC as well as seeks out grant funding attend professional learning seminars and current with best practices in teaching and learning
Collaborative member of the MMSTC team that seamlessly integrates technology into content areas (Mathematics Science and Language Arts) through hands-on projects and higher-level learning outcomes
Warren Consolidated Schools is seeking applicants for the following position for the 2026-2027 school year.Position: Interdisciplinary Studies Location:Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center (MMSTC)1.0 FTECourse Information:Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) is a project-based course that integra...
Warren Consolidated Schools is seeking applicants for the following position for the 2026-2027 school year.
Position: Interdisciplinary Studies
Location:Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center (MMSTC)
1.0 FTE
Course Information:
Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) is a project-based course that integrates mathematics science technology engineering and research. Students apply classroom learning through scientific research data analysis computer science engineering design robotics computer-aided design (CAD) manufacturing and multimedia presentations. Students may utilize laboratory and shop facilities to design prototype and fabricate projects. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking problem-solving innovation collaboration and the real-world application of STEM concepts.
Qualifications:
Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with a secondary endorsement in grades 9-12 required
Mathematics or Science endorsement preferred
Collaborative member of the MMSTC team that coordinates designs and evaluates curriculum and programs for the MMSTC as well as seeks out grant funding attend professional learning seminars and current with best practices in teaching and learning
Collaborative member of the MMSTC team that seamlessly integrates technology into content areas (Mathematics Science and Language Arts) through hands-on projects and higher-level learning outcomes