Position Announcement:
Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco is seeking excellent candidates for a full-time Grade 4 Teacher.
School Profile:
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125 years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed community. The schools, Convent & Stuart Hall, are organized into four academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration and a shared mission, rooted in the centuries-old tradition of the Society of the Sacred Heart.
Position Description:
Stuart Hall for Boys (K-8), seeks a full-time Grade 4 teacher responsible for teaching a group of approximately 20 students in a contained classroom. The Grade 4 teacher works collaboratively with an associate teacher and a group of specialist teachers to provide a well-balanced program that emphasizes academics and character development. Employment begins August 2013.
Qualifications:-
MA and/or valid CA Teaching Credential
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Relevant classroom experience (2+ years)
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Excellent communication skills with both children and adults.
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Proficient use of technology software and hardware relevant to the classroom.
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History of collegiality and collaboration with other teachers and administrators.
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Ability to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of students with diverse learning profiles.
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Innovative, creative, and flexible teaching style.
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Understanding of the developmental needs of boys at this age and how they learn best.
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Desire to actively support the Sacred Heart Goals and Criteria.
How To Apply:
Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume via email to:
Abigail Gould
Administrative Assistant
Stuart Hall for Boys
abigail.gould@sacredsf.org
Title: Advancement Associate
Classification: Non-Exempt
Department: Advancement
School: Central Services
Hired By: Director of Advancement
Responsible to: Director of Advancement
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125 years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed community. The schools are organized into four academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration and a shared mission, rooted in the 200-year tradition of the Society of the Sacred Heart.
As a Schools of the Sacred Heart employee, the Advancement Associate commits to the School’s mission as expressed in the
Goals and Criteria to Provide support in the Advancement Office for major school fundraising/community-building events and general support for the Parents’ and Alumni Associations; provide all necessary support to the Director of Advancement and Communications and Marketing Director. Assist Advancement Services with maintaining the Raisers Edge database and liaising with the Business Office.
Duties/Responsibilities:- The Advancement Associate is responsible for supporting a broad range of Advancement initiatives including but not limited to:
- Events and meeting support: reserving rooms, tracking invoices, booking catering, generating agendas, taking minutes.
- Data entry in Raisers Edge database.
- Works with Communications office on publications.
- Gift Processing and Acknowledgements
- Process all gifts from individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations received by the Schools in a timely manner.
- Generate gift acknowledgment letters, receipts, and pledge reminders in a timely manner.
- Coordinate monthly reconciliation with Business Office
- Respond as needed to requests for information from donors, volunteers and staff in a professional and timely manner.
- Perform all functions with a high degree of accuracy and confidentiality.
- The Advancement Associate will work closely with the Director, Communications Director, Constituent Relations Officer and Advancement Services Coordinator.
- Approximately 50% of the time is spent on gift recording and receipting; 25% of the time is spent on events, mailing and production support; and 25% of the time on general office management.
Qualifications:- Proficient in Raiser’s Edge and/or other databases preferred
- Computer proficiency in MS Office 2010 Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) or similar programs, and Internet research abilities.
- Experience coordinating and/or assisting in the production of mid to large scale events
- Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail, accuracy, and ability to meet deadlines and objectives.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, patience, diplomacy, and tact, and the ability to use consistently good judgment working with volunteers, donors, and business professionals.
- Motivated self-starter with a strong sense of ownership and accountability for work.
- Ability to work well under pressure, and be a creative problem solver.
- Maintain professional standards of performance, demeanor and appearance including the ability to exercise discretion and confidentiality.
- Ability to work independently as well as in a team, and support multiple projects in a performance-oriented environment.
- Flexibility to work evenings and/or weekends.
Pay Period: July 1 through June 30.
Service Period: July 1 through June 30. This is a 12-month position.
Physical Ability Requirements:- Regularly lifting or carrying 1-20lbs.
- Regular pushing/pulling/bending/stooping/kneeling
- Regularly climbing stairs
- Regularly sitting or standing 4-8 hours
Please email resume and cover letter to:
Sarah Leffert
Director of Advancement
sarah.leffert@sacredsf.org
Position Announcement:
Schools
of the Sacred Heart San Francisco is seeking excellent candidates for a
full-time French teacher for grades 3-8.
School Profile
:
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125
years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic
family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a
Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools
offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed
community. The schools, Convent & Stuart Hall, are organized into four
academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration
and a shared mission, rooted in the centuries-old tradition of the Society of
the Sacred Heart.
Position Description:
Stuart
Hall for Boys (K-8), seeks a full-time French Teacher for Grades 3-8, who will
serve as an adviser to students and work collaboratively with other members of
the Modern and Classical Languages Department. Employment begins August 2013.
Qualifications:
- MA and/or valid CA Teaching Credential
- Relevant classroom experience (2+ years)
- Excellent communication skills with both children and adults.
- Proficient use of technology software and hardware relevant to the classroom.
- History of collegiality and collaboration with other teachers and administrators.
- Ability to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of students with diverse learning profiles.
- Innovative, creative, and flexible teaching style.
- Understanding of the developmental needs of boys at this age and how they learn best.
- Desire to actively support the Sacred Heart Goals and Criteria.
How To Apply:
Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume
via email to:
Abigail Gould
Administrative Assistant
Stuart Hall for Boys
abigail.gould@sacredsf.org Position Announcement:
Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco is seeking excellent candidates for a full-time P.E. teacher for Grades 5-8 at the boys' elementary school.
School Profile:
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125
years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic
family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a
Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools
offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed
community. The schools, Convent & Stuart Hall, are organized into four
academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration
and a shared mission, rooted in the centuries-old tradition of the Society of
the Sacred Heart.
Position Description:
Stuart Hall for Boys (K-8), seeks a full-time P.E. teacher for boys in Grades 5-8.
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In addition to teaching physical education classes, this position may require teaching health, coaching at least one sport/team per athletic season and serving as an adviser.
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The P.E. teacher works collaboratively with other members of the P.E. department, health teachers, the Director of Athletics and other members of the 4-school community
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Employment begins August 2013.
Qualifications:
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B.A. required (M.A. preferred).
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A passion for teaching physical education/health and coaching athletics.
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Relevant middle school classroom teaching experience.
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Coaching experience at the middle school/high school level.
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Excellent oral and written communication skills.
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Innovative, creative, and flexible teaching style.
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Knowledge of how boys learn.
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Desire to actively support the Sacred Heart Goals and Criteria.
How To Apply:
Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume
via email to:
Abigail Gould
Administrative Assistant
Stuart Hall for Boys
abigail.gould@sacredsf.orgPosition Announcement:
Schools of the Sacred Heart
San Francisco is seeking excellent candidates for a full-time Religion teacher for Grades 5-8 at the boys' elementary school.
School Profile:
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125
years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic
family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a
Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools
offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed
community. The schools, Convent & Stuart Hall, are organized into four
academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration
and a shared mission, rooted in the centuries-old tradition of the Society of
the Sacred Heart.
Position Description:
Stuart Hall for Boys (K-8), seeks a full-time Religion teacher for boys in Grades 5-8.
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The Religion teacher works under the guidance of the Middle Form Dean and the Stuart Hall for Boys/Convent Elementary Campus Minister.
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Curriculum includes: Introduction to the Sacraments; Old Testament & New Testament Studies, Exploring World Religions, and Church History.
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Employment begins August 2013.
Qualifications:
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B.A. required (M.A. preferred).
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Relevant middle school classroom teaching experience.
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Excellent oral and written communication skills.
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Innovative, creative, and flexible teaching style.
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Knowledge of how boys learn.
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A passion for teaching religion and spirituality.
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A practicing Catholic with experience in leading student worship services.
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Desire to actively support the Sacred Heart Goals & Criteria.
How To Apply:
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Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume via email to:
Dennis Phillips
Middle Form Dean
Stuart Hall for Boys
dennis.phillips@sacredsf.org
Position Announcement:
Schools of the Sacred Heart
San Francisco is seeking excellent candidates for the Associate Teacher Program.
School Profile:
Four halls of learning, one Sacred Heart mission, for 125
years in San Francisco: Schools of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic
family of schools committed to academic excellence within the context of a
Christian, faith-based community. Our sibling elementary and high schools
offer a contemporary approach to single-sex education in a vibrant co-ed
community. The schools, Convent & Stuart Hall, are organized into four
academic divisions, each led by a Head of School, with a central administration
and a shared mission, rooted in the centuries-old tradition of the Society of
the Sacred Heart.
About the Associate Teacher Program:
Associate Teachers are essential members of the Convent & Stuart Hall
community. They not only form a special bond with their lead teacher,
but also participate in all school activities as full faculty members.
Their energy, enthusiasm and new ideas are greatly valued at our
schools.
The primary purpose of the Associate Teacher Program is
to support our lead teachers and students. In addition, the program
provides a learning opportunity for men and women interested in becoming
educators.
The Associate Teacher program is a one to three year
program that familiarizes the associate with theoretical and practical
aspects of classroom teaching. Associate Teachers are assigned to a
grade and section each fall and are partnered with a lead teacher who
monitors his/her learning and performance. Associate Teachers are placed
in grades K - 4.
Under the guidance of the lead teacher and
through meetings and workshops designed specifically for our associate,
important skill development includes:
- building relationships with students
- observing, assessing and supervising students
- previewing and selecting curricular materials
- developing appropriate and successful teaching methods
- planning and implementing lessons
- managing students and classrooms
- conferencing and writing reports
- job searching and portfolio/resume development
Associate
Teachers are expected to attend faculty meetings and periodic
pedagogical workshops given on campus. They are also encouraged to take
advantage of off campus opportunities for professional growth. We begin
accepting applications in February for the next academic year.
Candidates are invited for an interview in March or April. Hiring is
usually completed by May.
Yearly contracts for all new Associate
Teachers begin at the end of August. A new teachers' orientation will be
held at this time, in addition to an Associate Teacher meeting. All new
hires are expected to attend both. Associate Teachers should be
available to their lead teachers prior to the start of school to assist
with classroom preparations, etc.
Applicant should submit both an Associate Teacher and a
Convent & Stuart Hall employment application forms.
Please note that applicants interested in both Stuart Hall for Boys and Convent Elementary School should submit a separate application to each school.
To submit applications to the Associate Teacher Program, please email the appropriate Associate Teacher Coordinator.