Upper School Instructor of Mathematics

Overview

The Instructor of Mathematics is responsible for the instruction of foundational skills, understanding, and theory in math classes in multiple grade levels in a manner consistent with the principles of classical Orthodox education.

• Work with the other faculty of maths in establishing and maintaining an appropriate scope and sequence of skill acquisition and improving pedagogical practices to enhance student outcomes in the Saint Constantine program.
• Teach students proper methods of approaching mathematical disciplines and ideas appropriate to the subject/grade level in a manner that:
  • Is relatable and engaging
  • Fosters virtue, excellence, and attention to Beauty
  • Emphasizes logical and critical thinking in pursuit of deep understanding and the ability to apply scientific and mathematical principles to analyze and solve meaningful problems
• Model and encourage an understanding of their subjects and enthusiasm for the pursuit of these disciplines.
• Establish and maintain a syllabus for each class that clearly outlines for students and parents the goals, learning outcomes, expectations, and work schedule for the course.
• Maintain grade books for all students, updating grades and comments (when applicable) every two weeks or more.
• Keep office hours twice per week at times most students are available.
• Be responsive to electronic communications with families and students and willing to offer insight for improvement by electronic communication, phone, or in person.
• Attend department meetings as requested by the Upper School Dean or Department Lead to foster communication and community among math and science teachers across grade levels and improve Saint Constantine STEM pedagogy and outcomes.

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field required.
• Teaching experience in upper school mathematics strongly preferred.
• Experience in classical education preferred.
• Excellent rapport with upper school students.
• Strong understanding of the ethos and values of The Saint Constantine School philosophy of education.
• Master’s degree or higher in mathematics preferred.

• Competitive Salary
• Health insurance paid by the school (family coverage at employee’s option and cost)
• Life insurance, long term and short-term disability, paid by the school
• Access to Dental, Vision, 401K and Voluntary Group Life insurance plans
• Tuition Remission