Social Studies Teacher

The Academy is seeking a full-time Social Studies instructor to work with the Principal for Academic Affairs and Social Studies Department colleagues. This educator will support and integrate the values of St. Teresa’s Academy and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet into the daily work and curriculum, igniting a passion for social studies, rigor, and excellence.We Offer a Terrific Benefits Package IncludingDiscounted tuition for employees’ daughters attending STAMedical, dental, and vision plansFSA/HSA plansLife & voluntary lifeShort-term & long-term disabilityCritical illness403(b) retirement savings plan with school matchGenerous paid time-off benefits including long holidays and seasonal breaks typically enjoyed by schools!|Responsibilities|The duties of a Social Studies teacher include creating lesson plans, preparing classroom activities, organizing teaching materials, evaluating student performance, maintaining classroom records, meeting with parents, teachers and other professionals, and participating in campus eventsTeach social studies required courses and electivesServe as a member of the Social Studies Department, attend departmental meetings, develop and update course curricula, purchase supplies within a budget, collaboratively plan experiential learning opportunities that include domestic or international travel and review textbooksSupport the school’s mission and the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet|Qualifications|A bachelor’s degree in Social Studies or other discipline with significant study of social sciences AP US History and Psychology teaching experience preferred but not requiredSecondary or Post-Secondary teaching experience preferredAn understanding of best practices in education and service learningA demonstrated passion for inspiring young women through excellent instructionAbility to integrate technology into the curriculumCollaborative spirit in developing cross-curricular experiences for studentsFosters global competencies through experiential and authentic learning opportunitiesFlexibility, optimism, creativity, high expectations, and an emphasis on student-centered learningEnthusiastic involvement in the school community outside the classroomExcellent communication skills, both written and oralProven organizational skillsUnderstanding of the Catholic faith, single-sex schools, and the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet preferred