Lower School Spanish Faculty

Work with the Head of Lower School and Curriculum Specialist to carry out the Spanish program through effective curriculum development and implementation, classroom management, and parent communication.

Create a classroom environment that facilitates the social-emotional development of each student

Collaborate with grade-level teachers, other specialist teachers, as well as middle and upper school Spanish teachers to ensure integration and vertical alignment.

Identify, plan, and execute field trips, presentations, and community partnerships to enrich student learning.

Attend and participate in faculty in-service meetings, faculty professional development, student gatherings, and other school functions, as requested.

Perform duties outside the classroom during set hours (e.g., recess, reception desk, carpool, and/or lunch duties).

Effectively interact with a diverse population of students, families, and faculty and staff.

Experience teaching Spanish at the elementary level.

Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, Elementary Education or related field.

Experience partnering with other educators to create interdisciplinary learning experiences for students.

Ability to think broadly and creatively about student-centered learning.

Commitment to providing detailed feedback on student work in a timely manner.

Excellent verbal and written skills.

Job frequently requires standing, walking, and handling objects with hands.

Job occasionally requires reaching, climbing, stooping, kneeling, pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 50 pounds.