School Teacher

Columbia Union Conference | Ohio Conference

The Ohio Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is looking for an individual who enjoys the family atmosphere and dynamics of a single-room classroom. At Piqua Adventist Christian School, the winning candidate will appreciate a beautiful school facility supported by a committed church community that backs the school’s program. Piqua’s location offers a “small-town” atmosphere while being just a few minutes from the metropolitan Dayton area.

Prospective candidates need to articulate their classroom management procedures, ability to implement the curriculum in a small school setting, time management skills, and their plans to build student relationships with Jesus Christ. Candidates must be organized, team players, willing to take risks, and committed to the cognitive, social, physical, and spiritual development of our young people.

Are you looking to join a dynamic educational team that is destined for success? Are you interested in a fantastic opportunity to work with remarkable students and an amazing church? Are you excited about making a lasting difference? Piqua Adventist Christian School might be the perfect place for you.

Areas of strength should include being up-to-date on best educational practices, easily adapting to current classroom technologies, possessing strong classroom management skills, being an engaging communicator, and demonstrating an “all-in” team player mentality.

A degree in education, at the undergraduate level or higher, is required. All candidates must currently be available to work in the United States. A dedicated Seventh-day Adventist committed to meaningfully developing young people.

The mission of the Piqua Adventist Christian School is to provide a Christ focused, Bible based education for students from grades K through 8th grade.

Piqua Adventist Christian School gives parents another option for education. It gives them the opportunity to choose a school that is small enough to give attention to each child. We believe quality education comes from student-focused attention through low teacher-student ratios creating a close bond of cooperation between parents, students, and teachers. The result is an atmosphere of learning that is conductive to the optimum development of the complete student.