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Clay County Schools

Nestled in the scenic mountains of North Carolina, Clay County Schools proudly serve a close-knit learning community through its 4 schools. The district is home to 1,244 students who benefit from a small student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention and a supportive educational environment.

Living in Clay County

Solitude and Community

Clay County offers a peaceful setting characterized by its mountain views and a strong sense of community. It’s an area where residents value both privacy and togetherness, making it a prime location for those seeking both tranquility and a tight-knit community feel.

Salaries & Benefits

  • Medical and dental insurance with low employee costs and free employee dental coverage
  • Access to discounted, on-campus daycare for employees’ children
  • Enrollment in the NC Teachers and Employee State Retirement Systems
  • Additional benefits include Flexible Spending Accounts, various insurance options like disability, accident, and life

Application Process

Visit the Clay County Schools job portal to browse the list of open positions.
Select the position you’re interested in to view the job description and requirements.
Complete the online application form with your personal, educational, and professional information.
Submit your application along with any required documents and wait for the district to contact you regarding the next steps.

“As I used substitute teaching to determine which grade level I would be interested in, I quickly established positive and meaningful relationships with students and teachers. This directly impacted my decision to remain in rural western North Carolina.”

Heather Carpenter

1st Year Student Teacher/p>

Human Resources Contacts

Interested in learning more about teaching at Clay County Schools?
Contact our team today.

Angel Owens

Chief Officer for Human Resources and Federal Programs
aowens@clayschools.org

Join Our Team

Start your application today and join our community of educators dedicated to shaping the future in Western North Carolina.