The STEM Coordinator will be responsible for STEM activities in the middle and high schools. Primary responsibilities include teaching several sections of Introduction to Engineering Principles in the 9th grade, teaching an Honors Engineering course in the 12th grade, and supervising extra-curricular activities in our state-of-the-art STEM Center. Extra-curricular activities may include clubs (during or after school), school-wide arts periods (one per week), and open-lab time in both the MS and HS STEM labs. The ideal candidates will also be able to teach physics.

Candidates must have knowledge and experience coordinating a variety of age-appropriate STEM projects. They must be familiar with some of the technologies used in our STEM labs including 3D Printing, 3D CAD Design (Tinkercad and Fusion 360), Robotics (Dobot Magician), Arduino and Microelectronics, CNC Routing and Vinyl Cutting. Some training will be provided. A minimum of 2 years of experience working with children at the middle school or high school level is required.

BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL(bethtfiloh.com/school)is a warm, supportive, anddiverse community rooted in Torah values and Jewish traditions. Our school provides an education marked by academicexcellence, joy of learning, respect, and attention to the individual. Our faculty fosters life-long learning and celebratesand supports students in reaching their goals as individuals andas members of the community. We prepare students to becomecompassionate leaders with integrity and character, who areproud, knowledgeable Jews, with a deep connection to Israel, itsland and people.

OUR FACULTY includes over 200 full-time and part-time teachers. In addition to the expertise and dedication of our faculty, Beth Tfiloh is particularly proud of the many loyal faculty members who have spent their professional careers at our school and have achieved longevity milestones of 10, 18 and 25 years. They are a reflection of the sense of community and commitment to life-long learning that Beth Tfiloh seeks to instill in both our faculty and students.