Episcopal Collegiate is seeking applicants for an Upper School Mathematics position for the academic year 2024-25. We seek teammates who are passionate and knowledgeable about working with teenagers from a variety of backgrounds who possess a range of abilities and learning styles. The position requires collaborative work with other teachers and administrators.
Responsibilities
The responsibilities of the Upper School Science and Mathematics teacher include but are not limited to the following:
Develop, implement, and maintain engaging lessons that support the school's math curriculum in grades 9-12.
Advise approximately 8-12 upper school students in both academic and life skills areas.
Maintain close communications with families, including but not limited to phone calls, emails and conferences.
Participate and engage in professional activities and meetings at departmental, divisional, and school-wide levels.
Demonstrate a willingness to participate in extracurricular activities within the school community such as sponsoring a club or coaching a sport.
Qualifications
A Bachelor's degree is required.
Experience teaching math to teenagers and/or college students is preferred.
Enthusiasm and effective interpersonal skills are essential.
About Episcopal Collegiate School
Founded in 1998, Episcopal Collegiate is a coeducational college preparatory school serving approximately 800 students in grades PK-3 through 12 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Episcopal's teachers engage and challenge students in an environment where students have opportunities to take risks and to grow as learners, where teachers explore and implement the best practices in their fields, and where each person feels known and loved. Through hands-on, inquiry-based experiences, Episcopal prepares students for lives dedicated to leadership and service. Episcopal's teachers are deeply committed to supporting each student in the pursuit of personal excellence and to their own professional growth.
Episcopal Collegiate offers competitive salaries, generous leave benefits, health insurance, and a 403b retirement plan. In addition, the school provides funding for continuing education for faculty and staff to advanced degrees, attend workshops, conferences, and other programs that promote professional growth. Episcopal is accredited by SAES, SAIS, ANSAA, and NAEYC.
To find out more about Episcopal Collegiate, please visit www.episcopalcollegiate.org. To apply, please send the following materials to Kellen Graham, Head of Upper School, at kgraham@episcopalcollegiate.org.
Cover Letter
Resume
List of three references (will not be contacted without candidates approval)