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Eastside Catholic School·Sammamish, Washington
Middle School Humanities Teacher · $55,000 - $110,741/yr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 107 posted classroom teacher roles in Washington salarys. This role sits in the 67th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 25% above the Washington median for classroom teacher roles.
The teacher will plan and deliver humanities lessons for middle school students while collaborating with the department to ensure curriculum alignment. They are also responsible for monitoring student progress and participating in faculty and committee meetings.
Eastside Catholic School is a dynamic educational community, where students in grades six through twelve integrate intellectual growth with faith-based learning. We foster academic excellence, nurture meaningful relationships, and inspire students to become leaders committed to service.
Founded by parents in 1980, Eastside Catholic is governed by an elected board of trustees. As the only seven-year, coeducational Catholic school on the Eastside, we offer a rigorous college preparatory curriculum.
We provide extensive professional development opportunities, competitive salaries, and a supportive, collaborative work environment. Our comprehensive benefits package includes:
· Paid medical, dental, vision, long-term disability and life insurance · 401(k) employer matching · Free parking · Lunch on most school days
JOB SUMMARY Eastside Catholic School is seeking a Middle School Humanities Teacher for the 2026-27 school year. The ideal candidate will support the school’s mission of educating the whole student, demonstrate strong communication and collaboration skills, and foster critical thinking within an inclusive, faith-based learning environment.
Specific Responsibilities Establish clear objectives for lessons, learning targets and projects in alignment with departmental curriculum Collaborate with the Humanities Department to ensure curriculum alignment, integration and consistency Plan and teach five class periods, including: Humanities (grades 6, 7 or 8) and potentially a reading/writing support course, using research based instructional best practices Develop and maintain curriculum materials, including syllabi, course outlines and assessments aligned with department expectations Monitor and assess student’s development and progress in a fair and consistent manner Participate in all faculty, department and committee meetings, as required
Strong understanding of and experience in middle school humanities instruction and curriculum design Experience with differentiated instruction to support diverse learners Proficiency with instructional and classroom technology Ability to build positive relationships and maintain open communication with students and families Strong interpersonal, collaborative, communication and organizational skills A commitment to practices that promote equity, inclusion and fostering a sense of belonging Education and experience Bachelor's degree in English or a related field required; master’s degree preferred Teaching experience in middle school humanities preferred A valid teaching certificate preferred
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.