English Department Head Teacher

Nativity School of Worcester is a n accredited, independent middle school that provides a holistic, tuition-free, faith-based education rooted in Ignatian values to students of all faiths from under-resourced communities.

Drawing upon four pillars – strength, scholarship, character, and service – a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning.

The ELA Department Head Teacher serves as the primary ELA teacher for grade levels 6-8. In addition to providing direct classroom instruction, the teacher serves as a leader and mentor to the Teaching Fellows on the ELA team and is an essential point of contact with families. This teacher position is responsible for creating an environment in which students can achieve their highest potential, as demonstrated by measurable academic and social growth.

• At least two years of classroom experience, preferably in middle school.
• Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Certification in subject area, preferably in ELA.
• Openness to embracing and promoting the Ignatian mission and identity of Nativity School of Worcester.
• Must have an even disposition with a poised confidence and have the ability to work effectively and politely with people from different backgrounds, experience levels, and in all types of situations. It is essential that the individual be courteous and flexible under stress.
• Must have cultural sensitivity and awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion issues within and beyond the Nativity Worcester community.
• Must have demonstrated abilities to evaluate problems accurately and display good, sound, and confidential judgment. Must maintain a professional, caring, and conscientious demeanor at all times.
• Proficiency with the Spanish language preferred but not required.
• Citizenship, residency or work VISA in the United States required.

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