Social Studies Teacher

Position Summary

The Social Studies Teacher provides engaging instruction in history, government, economics, and related disciplines through the lens of a biblical worldview. The teacher equips students to think critically, understand cultural movements, and evaluate historical events in light of Scripture while developing strong research, writing, and discussion skills.

Essential Responsibilities

• Design and deliver standards aligned lessons rooted in a Christian worldview.
• Facilitate thoughtful classroom discussion and analytical writing.
• Teach students to evaluate primary and secondary sources with discernment.
• Maintain accurate grades and communicate progress with families.
• Contribute to school culture through mentoring, events, and collaboration.
• Model a life consistent with biblical standards in both personal conduct and professional relationships.

Qualifications

• A clear testimony of faith in Jesus Christ and active involvement in a local evangelical church.
• Agreement with Shekinah Christian School’s statement of faith and commitment to Christian education.
• Bachelor’s degree in History, Social Studies Education, or related field.
• Current Ohio teaching license and or ACSI certification, or willingness to obtain appropriate credentials.
• Demonstrated classroom management skills and ability to build strong relationships with students and families.
• Ability to connect historical content to contemporary issues biblically.
• Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills.

Commitment to Christian Education

Teachers at Shekinah Christian School understand that education is not neutral. Instruction is intentionally rooted in Scripture and guided by a biblical worldview. Faculty members disciple students through daily interactions, prayer, mentorship, and testimony. The Teacher must be prepared to lead students in spiritual formation by integrating faith with learning, encouraging critical thinking through a Christian lens, and fostering habits that lead to lifelong discipleship and learning.