Gifted Education Teacher

Westminster is always looking for employees who view their work not only as a job but also as a calling. For employment consideration, applicants must provide a clear testimony of a personal saving relationship with Jesus Christ and maintain membership or faithful attendance at an approved Protestant church congregation.

Position:Gifted Education Teacher, 2027-28 School Year

Location: Town & Country, MO

Job :569

# of Openings:1

Westminster Christian Academy is accepting applications for a Gifted Education Teacher for the 2027-28 school year. The Gifted Teacher will be responsible for leading classes of gifted students in a program that encompasses helping students develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and self-directed learning including original projects and research. The ideal candidate will have an interest in Christian education, professional learning, working with students possessing talents in multiple disciplines, and have a passion for making an impact by creating excellent work products.

In addition to the standard year-long onboarding experience and mentoring program provided to all faculty new to Westminster, resources for and coaching in gifted education models will be provided.

Founded in 1976 as an independent, coeducational school, Westminster Christian Academy provides a comprehensive college preparatory program for 970 students in grades 7 through 12. The school is located in suburban St. Louis County, Missouri, on a 70-acre campus, 20 minutes from downtown St. Louis.

Westminster Christian Academy honors Jesus Christ by providing an excellent education, rooted in biblical truth as interpreted by the Westminster Confession of Faith, for the children of Christian parents. Faculty and staff enable students to discover and embrace a biblical view of the world and integrate that view into every area of life.

• A clear testimony of a personal saving relationship with Jesus Christ
• Membership or faithful attendance at an approved Protestant church congregation
• Bachelor's degree in a liberal arts program, broadly construed
• Ability to work independently and develop community partnerships
• Ambition to suggest new ideas and initiate projects
• Demonstrated positive interactions with young adults
• History of being a lifelong learner
• Research skills in one or more academic fields

In order to complete the application process, candidates must also have:

PLEASE NOTE:

This is a general posting for potential openings next school year.