Substitute Information

Farmington Area Public Schools has partnered with TEACHERS ON CALL for the hiring of our substitute teachers and paraprofessionals.
 
To Apply:  teachersoncall.com


For more information contact Teachers On Call (TOC):  800-713-4439


Farmington Area Public Schools will hire for the following positions:
*SUBSTITUTE LICENSED NURSES

Click here to apply online.

We offer Competitive wages
Substitute Licensed Nurses $28.50 per hour

Substitute Registered Nurses $30 per hour 



Contact: Kristin Hennen 
[email protected]
651 463 5040 


The Substitute Handbook is a guide for the substitute teaching program in Farmington Area Public Schools. It is hoped that the information will serve to inform and to assist readers in finding answers to questions they may have regarding substitute teaching.

Click here for Substitute Handbook

Farmington Area Public Schools recognize substitute teachers as a very valuable asset to our educational process. Whether your stay is short or continues over a long period of time, each time you enter a classroom to teach, you are responsible for the most important resource we have in this district -- our children.


CLICK HERE for the Short Call Substitute Teaching License Application 

A short-call substitute licensure candidate must hold a minimum of a bachelor’s degree. Minnesota candidates that have completed student teacher through a teacher preparation program, but do not yet have a bachelor’s degree awarded may apply. The student teaching grade must be posted on the transcripts. In lieu of a bachelor’s degree, a candidate may evidence five years of work experience, an associate’s degree, OR a professional certification from an approved certifying organization that is directly aligned to a Career and Technical (CTE) or Career Pathways licensure field. The short-call substitute license is valid for three years, expires on June 30 of the expiration year and may be renewed an unlimited number of times

CLICK HERE for the Lifetime Short-call Substitute License Application for qualified retired licensed teachers. 

If you will need more information or have questions, please contact PELSB directly by calling 651-539-4200, or go to their website at http://mn.gov/pelsb/ or send an email to [email protected]