Teaching Principal; Grades 6-8

Kitsap Adventist Christian School in Bremerton, WA

North Pacific Union Conference | Washington Conference of SDA

Looking for a refreshing change of scenery and a meaningful place to serve? Consider Bremerton, Washington, located on the beautiful Kitsap Peninsula—just a short ferry ride from Seattle and surrounded by countless opportunities to experience God’s breathtaking creation.

We are seeking a Teaching Principal for Grades 6–8 who is passionate about discipling students and cultivating a Christ-centered culture marked by respect, curiosity, service, and academic excellence.

Our school is supported by a caring church community and offers a growing sports program, a thriving music program, and an engaged, enthusiastic Home and School team.

As a smaller school with a heart for growth, we are committed to reaching and impacting our wider community. Our motto, “Seeking God, Serving Others, and Soaring to Success,” reflects our mission and vision. We invite you to come soar with us!

Learn more about our school by visiting our website and following us on Facebook and Instagram:

Bachelors in Education degree, NAD certification with prior administrative and leadership experience in a K through 12th grade school setting. Preferred:
Master’s degree in Education.

Candidates must be a committed Seventh-day Adventist with a passion to share the love of Jesus to our students.

Must have the legal right to work in the US and be able to provide evidence of that if employed.

NPUC Wage scale of $63,000 - $65,500 plus ERI/Benefits.

The mission of Kitsap Adventist Christian School is to foster the desire to seek God and serve others while providing a safe, nurturing community where students can soar to academic success.

Located in a peaceful, rural campus KACS has been providing quality Christian education since 1942. In addition to the core subjects we provide a well-rounded education by offering sports, music, art and STEM instruction. KACS emphasizes the importance of service through local community projects and international mission trips. We encourage students to seek God through chapels, devotions and Bible classes so they can understand how much God loves and cares for them.