(2026-2027) Part-Time Spanish Teacher, St. Anne School

Diocese of Allentown•Bethlehem, PA

27d•Onsite

About The Position

St. Anne School in Bethlehem seeks a part-time Spanish Teacher to provide daily Spanish language and cultural instruction to Pre-K through Grade 8 students. The teacher evaluates and records each child's developmental progress, communicates feedback to parents, and creates an engaging classroom environment that supports learning and social interaction. The position is part-time, two days per week, with normal working hours of 7:45 AM to 3:15 PM. Working days are coordinated with the Principal and the school schedule. Employees are expected to respect the teachings and discipline of the Catholic Church on faith and morals and maintain a lifestyle in conformity with those teachings. The position is performed in a normal classroom setting. Applicants must submit a cover letter, resume, clearances, and teacher application. Before interview, applicants must have the specified Pennsylvania and federal background clearances, attend a Protecting God's Children class, and complete Mandated Reporter Training.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Spanish or an education-related field.
At least 3 years of experience teaching Spanish.
Ability to speak and understand Spanish.
Previous experience working with children.
Understanding of child development and the skills needed to relate to the students being taught.
Ability to schedule activities or meetings, gather or collate data, and use job-related equipment.
Flexibility to work with others in varied circumstances and with diverse individuals.
Ability to handle classroom situations with fairness and patience.
Good writing skills and ability to communicate effectively with students and teachers.
Before interview, clear Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Record Check (PATCH), Pennsylvania Child Abuse History clearance, and Federal Bureau of Investigation Criminal Background Fingerprint Check, as required under Act 153 of 2014; clearances must be at least one year old.
Before interview, attend a Protecting God's Children class and complete Mandated Reporter Training.
Respect the teachings and discipline of the Catholic Church regarding faith and morals, including maintaining a lifestyle in conformity with those teachings.

Responsibilities

Provide Spanish instruction and select learning activities based on students' needs.
Create lesson plans emphasizing Spanish vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, reading, and spelling.
Research teaching methods, materials, and language games for classroom use.
Foster an environment that promotes learning, social interaction, and active listening.
Provide conversational classes teaching pronunciation and important words and phrases.
Teach students about Spanish culture, including geography, festivals, traditional food, attire, and social events.
Organize events where students can showcase their cultural knowledge and language skills.
Maintain classroom order and address student behavior according to school policies.
Post grades and send grade reports to parents as required by the school system.
Monitor students' progress through grades and report cards.
Organize feedback sessions with students and parents when applicable.
Attend school preparation days, in-service and staff development opportunities, Diocesan educational workshops, faculty meetings, open houses, and other school activities as requested by the Principal.
Prepare assignments, homework, and tests.
Keep current with educational practices, religious standards, and academic standards through professional reading and educational opportunities.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Principal.