The Pursuit NW·Snohomish, Washington
The teacher is responsible for instructing and leading activities that promote the social, physical, spiritual, and intellectual growth of students. They must also design lesson plans, maintain classroom order, and build collaborative partnerships with parents and staff.
Description Status: Full-Time, Monday- Friday
Medical, dental, vision covered at 75% for employee and 50% for dependents; 403b retirement; 50% off childcare (currently $400/month); and 50% off on school tuition.
If your interest is working with middle school or upper elementary students, this is the ideal teaching position in a supportive environment that aligns with your Christian values.
Spiritual Leadership: Models Christian maturity and discipleship. Instructional Excellence: Designs effective, engaging lessons rooted in best practices. Relational Wisdom: Builds positive, respectful relationships with students and families. Servant Leadership: Demonstrates humility, teamwork, and a willingness to support school needs.
Responds with grace and creativity to the dynamic nature of upper elementary and middle school life. Bachelor's of Arts degree Washington State teacher credential (required) Immunization Records or waiver (must include MMR, antibody titer labs, or exemption documents) Pass both local and federal background checks.
JOB
DUTIES: Integrate Biblical worldview into daily lessons, classroom discussions, and interactions, helping students see God’s truth in every subject. Plan and deliver engaging instruction that meets curriculum and state standards and supports diverse learning needs. Assess student progress through assignments, projects, and evaluations, providing timely and constructive feedback. Cultivate a safe, respectful, and joyful classroom culture where students feel valued and encouraged to grow academically and spiritually. Lead students in prayer, devotionals, and spiritual reflection, fostering habits of faith and discipleship. Partner with parents and guardians to discuss their children's progress and needs, determine their priorities for their children, and suggest ways that they can promote learning and development. Prepare and organize materials and classrooms for class activities. Adapt teaching methods and instructional materials to meet students' varying needs and interests. Positively support the school's policies and practices and work collaboratively in a professional organization. Build partnerships with parents through proactive communication. Establish clear objectives for all lessons, units, and projects and communicate those objectives to children while adapting teaching methods and materials to meet varying student interests. Collaborate with other teachers and administrators. Employees may be required to follow other job-related instructions or perform other job-related duties requested by a supervisor in compliance with Federal and State Laws Attend staff meetings Other duties as assigned.
Complete Child Sex Abuse Training TB Test (results within 1 year) Immunization Records or waiver (must include MMR, antibody titer labs, or exemption documents) Child Care Basics Training (Initial 30 Hours STARS or Exempt) First Aid and CPR Certification
Market context
In Washington, classroom teacher roles are often competitive because schools and early learning programs look for candidates who meet state requirements and bring prior licensed daycare or teacher assistant experience. This posting’s requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review fit and compensation details faster. If you’re applying, confirm your state preschool teacher assistant eligibility and highlight any classroom support experience on your resume.