High School History Teacher

Jupiter Christian School•Jupiter, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Jupiter Christian School is seeking a High School History Teacher who is passionate about history and integrating faith into the curriculum. This role involves teaching college-level AP courses and U.S. History, fostering critical thinking, and modeling a Christian faith. The school emphasizes teaching as ministry, a strong mission, rigorous academics, opportunities for innovation, strong faculty support, and a close-knit community. Teachers are encouraged to engage with students beyond the classroom through clubs, events, and mentorship programs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in History, History/Social Science Education, or a related field.
A follower of Jesus Christ with a clear testimony of personal faith and active involvement in an evangelical local church.
A Christian role model to students, parents, and colleagues (1 Timothy 4:12), in and out of school.
Supports and serves well under school leadership, and communicates with integrity, discretion, and respect.
A collaborative teammate and lifelong learner who enjoys growing alongside students.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in Education or History.
Three or more years of teaching experience.
AP teaching experience or AP training.
Florida teaching certification in Social Science or History (6–12).

Responsibilities

Teach High School History, including AP U.S. History, AP World History, and U.S. History.
Integrate a biblical worldview into instruction and help students think critically about history and their place in God’s story.
Create a positive, safe classroom that supports students’ spiritual, academic, emotional, and social growth.
Plan engaging lessons using the JCS curriculum guides, and contribute to updating them.
Differentiate instruction and design learner-driven activities that meet every student where they are.
Assess student progress and adjust instruction; communicate progress clearly with students, parents, and administration.
Use technology for teaching and productivity (Office 365, Canvas) and explore new digital tools.
Collaborate with your department and grade-level team; maintain accurate classroom records and resources.
Participate in faculty meetings, trainings, and select evening events (Curriculum Night, Open House, Parent Conferences).
Serve on a school committee and as a chaperone or advisor for activities such as REACH week, retreats, clubs, and advisory.
Sponsor a “Plus-One”: at least one co-curricular or extracurricular opportunity for students each year (paid or volunteer).