Lower Grades Teacher - OCS

North Pacific Union Conference | Washington Conference of SDA

Olympia Christian School is looking for a 1st – 4th grade teacher for the 2026-27 school year. The school is seeking a teacher who is:
Christ-centered and mission focused Challenges students, while creating a fun learning environment; willing to bring in their own interests into the classroom to enrich student experience.

Olympia is a 2-teacher school with a supportive school board and constituent churches support. You would be joining a great team!

The school has an active music program, large gymnasium, along with supportive parents and local constituent churches. To support the teaching principal:
1) Small class sizes for time for individualization
2) School has part-time administrative assistant
3) School has paid janitorial staff
4) Active volunteer group! Surrounded by evergreens, the school offers a beautiful relaxing environment.

As the capital of Washington, Olympia offers a wealth of history and culture. Nestled against the Puget Sound there is a wealth of nature activities to enjoy as well. From kite flying at the ocean to kayaking in the Puget Sound to skiing in the mountains, Washington has a lot to offer.

Could this be the place where God is calling you to teach, grow, and make an eternal impact?

The Essentials:

• A degree in Secondary Education.
• NAD Certification (or currently working toward it).
• A desire to be part of a vibrant, mission-driven team.

Salary Range - Standard NPUC Salary Scale - $46,644 - $59,900. Due to this being a high cost of living area, an additional cost of living allowance is given in accordance with residence location.

The Olympia Christian School family exists to prepare our students through quality Christian education to serve God and our community.

The Olympia Christian School is operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church to provide a spiritually oriented education for children. A belief in the existence of the Creator God is fundamental in the philosophy of Seventh-day Adventist schools. We believe that true education develops the spiritual, mental, and physical powers of each student, preparing them for the joy of service. To achieve this goal, we encourage each student to develop a personal relationship with God and his fellow men, master the basic academic skills, and value physical and mental labor as the blessing God intended.