Seacoast Classical teachers are attracted to our institutional vision and educational mission, and want to advance them for the scholars. The Teachers of Seacoast Classical Academy provide excellent instruction and opportunities for creative exercise of learning to young scholars, while upholding family rights. The curriculum of the Academy is the Hillsdale College K-12 Curriculum. Teachers report to the Principal. This is a contract position with compensation dependent on experience and qualifications. Applicants should send a cover letter and a resume to hr@seacoastclassical.org.Qualifications of the Physical Education Teacher- Dedication to the institutional vision and educational mission of Seacoast Classical Academy- An organized, well-rounded, engaging individual with the ability to interact joyfully with scholars, families, and colleagues- Effectiveness age-appropriately and engagingly cultivating bodily health, mental resilience, and physical development- Ability to age-appropriately manage classrooms and uphold moral standards- Ability to develop and implement course, unit, and lesson plans based on the Hillsdale College K-12 Curriculum- Skill using various instructional strategies, and to modify instructional strategies as needed- A Bachelor’s degree in physical education, or a related subject, or equivalent experience- Preferred Qualifications: NH teacher certification and experience with the Hillsdale K-12 Curriculum, classical education, charter schools, or startups; professional fitness experienceResponsibilities of the Physical Education Teacher- Maintain a positive learning environment for all scholars, while managing scholar conduct effectively.- Uphold family rights through transparency, accountability, family privacy, and classroom neutrality.- Cultivate a positive school culture of virtue, decorum, respect, discipline, and studiousness.- Collaborate in maintaining safety and security.- Communicate with parents about plans and progress.- Develop course, unit, and lesson plans implementing the Academy’s curriculum.- Promote the bodily health, mental resilience, and physical development of the scholars.- Lead exercises, activities, and games that promote cardiovascular health, endurance, strength, flexibility, body composition, speed, power, agility, balance, coordination, and reaction time.- Provide health education as assigned.- Teach scholars about the history of music, and connect this history to culture.- Collaborate with colleagues in the academic operations and development of the Academy.- Use instructional strategies, and modify these as needed, to support physical development.- Participate in professional development and mentoring.- Flexibly use appropriate technology in teaching and record keeping.- Contribute to scholar-related operations, for example, monitoring recess.- Lead at least one extracurricular activity per year.- Perform other duties before, during, or after school, as assigned by the Principal.