Upper School History Teacher

The upper school teacher is responsible for implementing a rigorous, christ-Centered history academic program for up to five classes, designing varied instructional strategies to accommodate diverse learning styles, and integrating faith into lessons and student guidance. Key duties include planning lessons based on a biblical worldview, assessing student progress, communicating with stakeholders, and participating in school community activities.

A bachelor's degree is required, with a master's degree and a minimum of three years of teaching experience being preferred. Candidates must possess strong history knowledge, exhibit a passion for teaching, demonstrate excellent communication skills, and be computer literate, with experience in learning management systems being a plus. A deep commitment to christian faith and modeling christ-Like behavior is essential.