Ensworth School seeks a dynamic, intellectually engaging science educator to join its high school faculty. The primary teaching assignment includes freshman Biology and Chemistry as part of an integrated two-year science sequence connecting biology, chemistry, and physics. The teacher will collaborate with colleagues on curriculum planning, instruction, and assessment, and will create meaningful relationships with a diverse student body. Ensworth’s Core Skills Framework and a commitment to teaching high school students are central to the role. The position emphasizes hands-on, inquiry-based laboratory experiences that develop scientific reasoning, experimental design, evidence-based argumentation, and effective communication. The teacher may also teach science or engineering electives for juniors and seniors and support science-related clubs or extracurricular activities. Employees are expected to work physically on campus, with limited remote-work exceptions requiring approval. The teacher teaches the equivalent of five courses per semester, assesses and communicates student progress, advises a small group of students, and supports student wellbeing. The role also includes supervising safe laboratory and project work, contributing to curriculum development, providing student support and supervision, and planning a balanced instructional program. Employees may periodically participate in required professional training, which may occur outside normal working hours or during summer months.
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