The Religion Teacher is responsible for providing students with a high-quality, faith-based education rooted in the teachings, traditions, and values of the Catholic Church.
Requirements
- Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging and theologically sound religion lessons
- Employ a variety of instructional strategies and resources to meet the diverse spiritual and academic needs of students
- Assess student understanding through a variety of formative and summative assessments and use results to inform instruction
- Maintain accurate records of student progress and communicate regularly with parents/guardians regarding faith and academic growth
- Foster a classroom environment that reflects Catholic identity, values, and respect for the dignity of each person
- Lead students in daily prayer and encourage participation in liturgical celebrations, retreats, and service opportunities
- Model Christian living and support students in their spiritual development and moral decision-making
- Collaborate with clergy, campus ministers, and other faculty to plan and participate in faith-based activities
- Ensure all teachings and discussions are consistent with the doctrines and practices of the Catholic Church
- Create a safe, respectful, and inclusive classroom environment conducive to faith and learning
- Establish clear expectations for behavior and consistently enforce school policies with fairness and compassion
- Promote responsibility, discipline, and self-reflection in students as part of their moral formation
- Collaborate with colleagues, administration, and parish staff to support the mission of Catholic education
- Participate in faculty meetings, professional development, and school-wide liturgies and events
- Maintain confidentiality, professionalism, and integrity in all aspects of the role
- Engage in ongoing faith formation and theological study to remain current in Church teachings
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Retirement plan
- Paid time off
- Catholic education benefits
