2020/2021 Teaching Positions Available
Qualifications for All Teaching Positions
Sequitur Classical Academy is looking to hire various full-time and part-time teachers for the 2019-2020 school year who can excel at forming curricula, teaching content, and assessing student work for their respective courses.
Qualifications for Hiring:
Theological Criteria: Teachers, along with parents, students, and school board voting members, are to confess and hold to Sequitur’s statement of faith, its mission statement, and its organizational policies and procedures as explained in the Student Handbook. Likewise, the teacher is to be a member in good standing at a local, Christian church approved by the school board and administration.
Academic Criteria: It is preferable, though not required, that the teacher hold, be pursuing, or have an academic reputation equivalent to, a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in a relevant field of study from an approved college or university. The teacher is likewise to consider a plan for further study in a field of his or her choice, whether independently or formally, working to build upon and help publish Sequitur’s academic curricula. The teacher is to show a respectable capacity to work with colleagues, set and implement curricula, teach with order and decorum, and uphold both personally and professionally the principles of a classical Christian education.
Other Responsibilities: The teacher is to fulfill the following: 1) attend and contribute to faculty meetings, approximately one or two per month, 2) find opportunities to attend student events and support our families in their local endeavors, 3) look for opportunities to promote Sequitur’s mission and vision, and 4) attend all school events directly related to the teacher’s role as classroom instructor (approximately three events per semester). It is mandatory teachers attend the teacher training August 5 - August 8.
Evaluation System:
The mid-year and end-of-the-year personal evaluation, completed and submitted by the teacher, along with various in-class observations by board members and school administration, as well as impromptu meetings with school administration, will help measure teacher success and competency.
Pay and Benefits:
Pay will be determined and offered after a formal interview and candidate evaluation.
Positions do not include health or retirement benefits.
*Direct all queries to Brian Daigle (Headmaster) at BDaigle@SequiturBR.com
Sequitur Classical Academy is looking to hire various full-time and part-time teachers for the 2019-2020 school year who can excel at forming curricula, teaching content, and assessing student work for their respective courses.
Qualifications for Hiring:
Theological Criteria: Teachers, along with parents, students, and school board voting members, are to confess and hold to Sequitur’s statement of faith, its mission statement, and its organizational policies and procedures as explained in the Student Handbook. Likewise, the teacher is to be a member in good standing at a local, Christian church approved by the school board and administration.
Academic Criteria: It is preferable, though not required, that the teacher hold, be pursuing, or have an academic reputation equivalent to, a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in a relevant field of study from an approved college or university. The teacher is likewise to consider a plan for further study in a field of his or her choice, whether independently or formally, working to build upon and help publish Sequitur’s academic curricula. The teacher is to show a respectable capacity to work with colleagues, set and implement curricula, teach with order and decorum, and uphold both personally and professionally the principles of a classical Christian education.
Other Responsibilities: The teacher is to fulfill the following: 1) attend and contribute to faculty meetings, approximately one or two per month, 2) find opportunities to attend student events and support our families in their local endeavors, 3) look for opportunities to promote Sequitur’s mission and vision, and 4) attend all school events directly related to the teacher’s role as classroom instructor (approximately three events per semester). It is mandatory teachers attend the teacher training August 5 - August 8.
Evaluation System:
The mid-year and end-of-the-year personal evaluation, completed and submitted by the teacher, along with various in-class observations by board members and school administration, as well as impromptu meetings with school administration, will help measure teacher success and competency.
Pay and Benefits:
Pay will be determined and offered after a formal interview and candidate evaluation.
Positions do not include health or retirement benefits.
*Direct all queries to Brian Daigle (Headmaster) at BDaigle@SequiturBR.com
Do you want to be a Teaching Fellow?
Sequitur Classical Academy and The Classical College have teamed up to offer an excellent opportunity to anyone who is interested in studying and teaching. The Classical College’s Teaching Fellowship is three years of studying and doing. In those three years, a Teaching Fellow will complete the Classical Certification at The Classical College and teach at Sequitur Classical Academy. Teaching Fellows will teach two or four mornings per week and take classes two afternoons each week, not only studying the history, philosophy, and practice of classical Christian education but also living alongside classical educators and helping to build a local academy, maturing one’s teaching ability while they mature their knowledge and love of classical education. Teaching Fellows will be paid for their work at Sequitur and will also receive a full-tuition scholarship to The Classical College. This is an opportunity to study and do, an expression of that important idea that we are to live both the active life and the contemplative life. This is an opportunity for students who are serious about a bright future for and in classical Christian education. Positions are very limited.
Sequitur Classical Academy and The Classical College have teamed up to offer an excellent opportunity to anyone who is interested in studying and teaching. The Classical College’s Teaching Fellowship is three years of studying and doing. In those three years, a Teaching Fellow will complete the Classical Certification at The Classical College and teach at Sequitur Classical Academy. Teaching Fellows will teach two or four mornings per week and take classes two afternoons each week, not only studying the history, philosophy, and practice of classical Christian education but also living alongside classical educators and helping to build a local academy, maturing one’s teaching ability while they mature their knowledge and love of classical education. Teaching Fellows will be paid for their work at Sequitur and will also receive a full-tuition scholarship to The Classical College. This is an opportunity to study and do, an expression of that important idea that we are to live both the active life and the contemplative life. This is an opportunity for students who are serious about a bright future for and in classical Christian education. Positions are very limited.
ADMINISTRATION
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL
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LOGIC & RHETORIC SCHOOL
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