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Employment

The Advent School employs two teachers in every classroom, Early Childhood through Sixth Grade. Specialists teach Art, Library, Music, Physical Education, Science, and Spanish. The Advent School’s administrative team includes Admission, Business, and Development officers.

For teaching candidates it is preferred that they have a Masters Degrees and a minimum of two to three years experience in a school with a comparable program, but a Bachelor’s Degree is sufficient for application. We expect teachers to be competent at curriculum design and current in the teaching of Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. Teachers at Advent are collaborative members of a learning community, who are expected to participate actively in professional development and the documentation of student learning.

Apply

The Advent School is always interested in teacher inquiries, and we encourage you to email your resume and cover letter to Head of School, Nancy Harris Frohlich, at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or by mail to The Advent School, 15 Brimmer Street, Boston, MA 02108. We will communicate potential openings by February or March of a given year.

Current Openings

This section lists brief summaries of currently open positions at The Advent School. Each listing includes a link to a PDF file that contains the full job description and instructions for applying.

No phone calls, please.

There are no job openings at this time.

Professional Development

The Advent School has a state-of-the-art Professional Development Model, now in its sixth year of implementation. It is based upon a four-step plan that clearly articulates criteria for teaching at each level. Teachers are expected to take responsibility for moving up within the model, proposing a specific plan to get there, and working with the Head of School on the process.

Both the Head of School and the Director of Education guide teachers on their professional goals, conduct observations, and provide opportunities to attend and offer workshops. The Education Assistant posts teacher workshops biweekly, and maintains a collection of professional articles to support the teaching and learning process.