St. Joseph Catholic School - Bryan·Bryan, Texas
The educator will teach Middle and High School Spanish courses, creating engaging lessons that foster language acquisition and cultural appreciation. They are also responsible for maintaining student records, communicating with parents, and supporting the school's Catholic identity.
Description Job Summary St.
Joseph Catholic School is seeking a highly organized, collaborative, and student-centered educator to serve as our Middle School / High School Spanish Teacher.
The successful candidate will create engaging learning experiences that foster language acquisition, cultural appreciation, and a love of learning while building meaningful relationships with students and families.
This educator will contribute positively to a professional faculty team committed to academic excellence, Catholic education, and the formation of the whole child.
The ideal candidate is an enthusiastic teacher who communicates effectively, works collaboratively, embraces continuous improvement, and approaches the dynamic nature of school life with flexibility, professionalism, and a servant's heart.
Ministerial Character Catholic schools in the Diocese of Austin are canonically obedient to the Bishop and assist him in fulfilling his ministry and canonical obligations.
Pastors and school administrators serve as leaders of the schools to make Christ's mission present and enduring in the schools.
In order to fulfill Christ's mission, the school leaders employ suitable, chosen collaborators, sharing with them Christ's mission and entrusting to them various responsibilities.
Positions employed in this School help extend the ministry of the School leaders in particular ways as outlined in the job description.
The employee in this position is closely connected to and assists the School leaders in the performance of their ministry and, therefore, engages in ministry for the Church.
Essential Duties Teach Middle School and High School Spanish courses in accordance with diocesan and school curriculum expectations.
Plan and deliver engaging, well-organized lessons that encourage active participation, critical thinking, and student success.
Create a positive, structured, and welcoming classroom environment where students feel known, supported, and challenged.
Differentiate instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners.
Assess student progress regularly and provide meaningful, timely feedback.
Maintain accurate lesson plans, attendance, grades, and student records.
Communicate proactively, professionally, and respectfully with parents regarding student progress, classroom expectations, and student needs.
Collaborate with colleagues to support curriculum development, interdisciplinary learning, and school-wide initiatives.
Contribute positively to the culture of the school by supporting colleagues, celebrating the success of others, and working toward shared goals.
Participate in faculty meetings, professional development, school events, liturgical celebrations, and other assigned responsibilities.
Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability while responding professionally to the evolving needs of students and the school community.
Uphold school policies and actively support the mission and Catholic identity of St.
Joseph Catholic School.
Eligible to work in the United States. Able to successfully complete all Diocese of Austin employment requirements, including background screening and Safe Environment requirements. Demonstrates a commitment to supporting the mission of Catholic education.
Education Bachelor's degree required. Degree in Spanish, Education, or a closely related field preferred. Texas teaching certification or the ability to obtain certification preferred.
Experience Experience teaching Middle School and/or High School students preferred. Experience developing engaging, student-centered instruction. Experience communicating effectively with parents and guardians. Experience working collaboratively within a professional learning community preferred.
A bachelor's degree is required, with a preference for degrees in Spanish or Education and Texas teaching certification. Candidates must be eligible to work in the US and be able to complete Diocese of Austin background and safety screenings.
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