Archdiocese of Saint Paul Minneapolis Looking for Phy Ed Teacher at Wayzata, MN Full Time

St. Bartholomew Catholic School is seeking a dynamic teacher who is ready to work innovatively and collaboratively with students in physical education. Knowledge of the Minnesota State Standards for physical education and health is essential. Candidates must be student-centered, have high expectations, and an enthusiastic approach to working with students and their families. With a school enrollment of 150 students, the phy ed schedule is part-time, however, options are available to add other work duties to this assignment if an applicant is interested in FT employment.

Qualifications:

• Teaching license preferred in physical education or degree in related field
• Experience preferred teaching physical education, coaching or related area
• Dedication to student health and well-being, a strong work ethic and effective communication skills with all ages

The ideal candidate will have:

• Strong classroom management skills with a focus on supporting students to become their best
• Willingness to collaborate with other teachers and staff members
• A keen ability to relate with and motivate students across grade levels, K-6
• A strong work ethic balanced with the ability to laugh and share the joy of learning
• Openness to additional work assignments beyond the physical education classroom
• All employees are expected to uphold and respect the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Application Instructions/Comments

Email letter of interest, resume, license & credentials, along with 3 letters of recommendation to [email protected]. Attn: Jenny Haller, Principal

Question? Please contact Jenny Haller directly: 763-244-9056

Deadline: Interviewing in process; do not delay in applying.

Work Commitment: Full-time teaching position. First day of workshop is August 29.

Fully accredited through MNSAA, St. Bartholomew Catholic School is a small, wholesome Pre-K-6 school. For over 60 years, St. Bartholomew School has been educating the minds of young people. Our challenging curriculum, combined with a balance of technology and traditional teaching methods encourages each child to strive for academic and moral excellence. Our faculty and staff are committed to modeling and teaching the skills necessary for students to become prepared for success academically, spiritually and socially.