Become a Substitute Teacher Across 22 School Districts In Southwest Ohio
One application puts you in front of 22 school districts across Butler and Warren counties. You pick where you work, when you work, and how often. Whether you want a few days a month or something close to full-time, the schedule is yours to build.
*Only applicants who hold a bachelor's degree will have access to work in 22 districts once hired.
Work In Any Of 22 Districts, Close To Home Or Wherever You Want
Set Your Own Schedule And Work As Much Or As Little As You Like
Get Paid Daily Rates With No Long-Term Commitment
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Why Substitute Teach With Us
Substitute teaching here is not what it was when you were in school. You are not tied to one building or one principal. You hold one credential, and the whole network opens up.
Work Where It Makes Sense For You
Stay close to home or branch out. You choose which districts you want to see jobs from, and you can change it anytime.
Build The Schedule You Want
Some subs work a few days a month. Others find a district they love and work nearly full-time. Both are normal here.
Match The Day To Your Life
Want elementary hours that fit around your own kids? Prefer a high school schedule? You decide the grade levels and buildings that fit.
Get Paid For Every Assignment
Want elementary hours that fit around your own kids? Prefer a high school schedule? You decide the grade levels and buildings that fit.
Where You Can Work
Our name says Southwest Ohio, but our reach is regional. We contract with districts well beyond our home counties, placing specialists and serving students wherever the need is.
How To Become A Substitute
01 | Apply first
Submit your application before anything else. We review every applicant, so wait to hear from us before you pay for a background check or license.02 | Background Checks
Once you are offered a position, you will receive an email with instructions for scheduling your BCI and FBI background checks.03 | Get your license
Please wait until you have been offered a position before scheduling a background check or applying for a license. New hires will receive the link and instructions on how to apply for their substitute license.04 | Finish New Hire Steps
Complete your onboarding paperwork and required Public School Works training.05 | Start subbing
Once you're licensed, you can begin accepting assignments! You'll be able to choose from available positions that fit your schedule.
Who Can Substitute
Substitute teaching fits a lot of different lives and backgrounds. You might be a good fit if you are
A retiree or former teacher
who wants to stay active without a full-time commitment
A recent or December graduate
filling the gap before a full-time teaching job
A career changer
exploring education on a flexible schedule
A student teacher
who can earn a paycheck during placement with a district recommendation
New to the area
with a teaching background and time to give
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The Network At A Glance
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school districts across Butler and Warren counties
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substitutes working across the network
$125–$155
daily pay range, depending on district and assignment
Since 2012
serving southwest Ohio schools
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I get started?
Apply through our online application. Once you are accepted, we will guide you through the background check, licensure, and orientation steps.
Do I have to commit to a set schedule?
No. You choose which days you work and which districts you see jobs from. Work as much or as little as you want.
What does it pay?
Daily rates are set by each district, with higher pay for long-term assignments.
Do I need a teaching degree?
Not necessarily. There are paths for non-degree holders, paraprofessionals, and student teachers. Eligibility depends on your credentials.
Still have questions?
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Apply To Start Substitute Teaching
Apply once and open up substitute teaching across 22 districts in southwest Ohio.