NO phone calls. The ideal candidate would be a creative, caring person with a passion for Catholic School teaching, strengths in math and science, and able to meet the needs of children with carried learning styles. The ideal candidate would be a creative, caring person with a passion for Catholic School teaching, strengths in language arts and social studies, and able to meet the needs of children with carried learning styles. The school welcomed its first freshman class of 20 students in August 1998 and they will be the first graduation class in June 2002. The student population comes from a variety of academic, religious, socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds.
Teachers enjoy small class sizes and strong interpersonal dynamics with students.
Teachers must individualize their curriculum and teaching. Since it s beginning, the school has worked with individual Jesuits, Jesuit sources and traditions, and other Jesuit Prep schools. Although the school does not have a formal relationship with the Jesuits, the school has a Jesuit president. The ideal candidate would also be a creative, caring person with a passion for Catholic School teaching, committed to working as a member of a team, and able to meet the needs of children with varied learning styles. A practicing Catholic is a must.