The School of Saint Elizabeth is a dynamic and innovative Catholic school, serving students from Pre-K through Grade 8, and is committed to providing a challenging and nurturing learning environment. Our teachers strive to inspire a passion for learning and foster a curiosity about the world.
Our school values creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on exploration, with a focus on education in Language Arts, Science, Religion, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
The Part-Time Catholic Religion Teacher is responsible for fostering students' spiritual, moral, and academic development through engaging religious instruction rooted in Catholic teachings and traditions. The teacher supports the school's mission by creating a faith-filled classroom environment that encourages students to grow in their relationship with God, their understanding of the Catholic faith, and their commitment to Christian values.
Essential Responsibilities
Faith Formation & Religious Instruction Teach religion classes in accordance with diocesan curriculum guidelines and Catholic doctrine. Prepare and deliver engaging lessons on Scripture, sacraments, prayer, morality, Church history, and Catholic traditions. Integrate Catholic values and teachings into classroom discussions and activities. Foster a respectful, welcoming, and faith-centered classroom environment. Encourage students to develop spiritually, morally, and socially.
Classroom Responsibilities Maintain orderly classroom routines and positive student behavior. Create lesson plans and instructional materials appropriate for the grade level. Assess student understanding through assignments, projects, participation, and assessments. Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners. Supervise students during assigned duties and school activities as needed.
Collaboration & Communication Communicate professionally with parents, faculty, and administration regarding student progress and classroom expectations. Collaborate with teachers and staff to support the school's overall mission. Attend faculty meetings, professional development sessions, liturgies, and school events as required for part-time staff. Catholic School Commitment Model Christian values and Catholic teachings in word and action. Support the mission and philosophy of Catholic education. Organize and participate in school prayer services, Masses, and religious celebrations.
Qualifications Bachelor's Degree preferred, ideally in Theology, Religious Education, Education, or related field. Practicing Catholic required. Knowledge of Catholic teachings, traditions, and doctrine. Teaching experience preferred, especially in Catholic or religious education settings. Strong communication, classroom management, and organizational skills. Commitment to nurturing students academically and spiritually.
Terms of Employment Part-time position, approx. 20 hours per week Hours and schedule determined by school administration Compensation based on experience and school policy
