High School Humanities Teacher

High School Humanities Teacher

Saint Joseph Academy, an independent classical Catholic school in North County San Diego, seeks a passionate and dedicated High School Humanities Teacher for the upcoming academic year. The ideal candidate will inspire students in grades 9-12 through integrated, rigorous instruction rooted in the Western tradition, Catholic faith, and pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.
Responsibilities:
• Teach a combination of high school courses in literature (classic and great books), writing/composition, history (Western civilization and U.S.), philosophy, and/or art history
• Foster critical thinking, eloquent expression, and moral formation through Socratic discussion, close reading, and writing-intensive assignments
• Integrate Catholic teachings and virtues into curriculum and classroom culture
• Collaborate with colleagues in a classical liberal arts environment
• Participate in school liturgical life, faculty formation, and extracurricular activities as needed
• Assess student progress thoughtfully and provide constructive feedback
Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree required (Master’s preferred) in Humanities, English, History, Philosophy, Classics, or related field
• Strong background in classical literature, Western history, and/or philosophy
• Commitment to Catholic education and the mission of forming students intellectually and spiritually
• Teaching credential or equivalent experience preferred; enthusiasm for classical pedagogy essential
• Excellent communication, classroom management, and interpersonal skills
This is a full-time position with benefits and the opportunity to contribute to a vibrant faith-based learning community.
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, and references to delatorreb@sjaclassical.org (or via the school’s website careers page at sjaclassical.org).
Saint Joseph Academy is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring individuals who share our mission of academic excellence and Catholic formation.

Saint Joseph Academy, an independent classical Catholic school in North County San Diego, seeks a passionate and dedicated High School Humanities Teacher for the upcoming academic year. The ideal candidate will inspire students in grades 9-12 through integrated, rigorous instruction rooted in the Western tradition, Catholic faith, and pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.
Responsibilities:
• Teach a combination of high school courses in literature (classic and great books), writing/composition, history (Western civilization and U.S.), philosophy, and/or art history
• Foster critical thinking, eloquent expression, and moral formation through Socratic discussion, close reading, and writing-intensive assignments
• Integrate Catholic teachings and virtues into curriculum and classroom culture
• Collaborate with colleagues in a classical liberal arts environment
• Participate in school liturgical life, faculty formation, and extracurricular activities as needed
• Assess student progress thoughtfully and provide constructive feedback
Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree required (Master’s preferred) in Humanities, English, History, Philosophy, Classics, or related field
• Strong background in classical literature, Western history, and/or philosophy
• Commitment to Catholic education and the mission of forming students intellectually and spiritually
• Teaching credential or equivalent experience preferred; enthusiasm for classical pedagogy essential
• Excellent communication, classroom management, and interpersonal skills
This is a full-time position with benefits and the opportunity to contribute to a vibrant faith-based learning community.
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, and references to delatorreb@sjaclassical.org (or via the school’s website careers page at sjaclassical.org).
Saint Joseph Academy is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring individuals who share our mission of academic excellence and Catholic formation.Send applications or inquiries to: delatorreb@sjaclassical.org