Biology Teacher

Frankel Jewish Academy, recently ranked as one of the Top STEM schools in the country by Newsweek, is currently seeking a full-time Biology Teacher. Applicants must be prepared to teach a variety of science courses and be certified with an endorsement in Science (DI) and/or Biology (DA). An additional endorsement in Mathematics (EX) is desirable, but not necessary. We are looking for a teacher who is passionate about working with high school students, enthusiastic about the subject matter they teach, and creative in the way that this material is delivered. This full-time teaching position is for the 2023-2024 school year.

Prospective candidates must:

• Have previous high school teaching experience in science.
• Have a strong background in science education.
• Have a valid Michigan secondary teaching certificate or the ability to acquire one.
• Work with Science Department colleagues and other faculty to develop an enriching curriculum that is implemented fully in a manner that is both meaningful and relevant.
• Design and facilitate engaging lab activities.
• Be enthusiastic about continuing to learn and grow in his/her professional practice.
• Participate in our school’s teacher mentoring program.

FJA is a rigorous college preparatory high school pursuing academic excellence and Jewish literacy. The school draws its student body from diverse backgrounds to learn together in an open and tolerant environment that supports Jewish tradition, culture and religious practice. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and faiths.

FJA offers a warm and supportive working environment and competitive salary and benefits. It provides exceptional, nationally recognized support and mentoring for new teachers, as well as extensive professional development opportunities for all faculty. FJA is a professional learning community where all teachers are expected to be ongoing learners. FJA strongly supports the development and growth of each member of its professional teaching staff. From establishing standards and benchmarks, to coaching web literacy, to providing up-to-date technology to enhance the classroom experience, FJA is committed to hiring and retaining teachers suitable to its mission and to providing the necessary support so that honing one’s craft becomes an integral part of a teacher’s professional life.

If you are interested in applying for this position, please email your resume, cover letter and references to employment@frankelja.org. In the subject title, please write, “Science Instructor.” You may also fax these forms to 248.661.4324.

Frankel Jewish Academy is a non-profit private secondary academy. We are an equal opportunity employer and are committed to the belief that each individual is entitled to equal employment opportunity. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, age, color, sex (including gender identity, sexual orientation or pregnancy), disability, religion, national origin or genetic information.

To find out more about Frankel Jewish Academy, visit our website at www.frankelja.org.