The same passion, diversity, freedom, and energy that make Emerson an unmatched place to learn are the same reasons Emerson is such a wonderful place to work. It has allowed us to build the best family of teachers and administrators to teach, lead, inspire, and challenge our students.
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Emerson School is seeking a part-time Spanish teacher for grades 5th through 8th. We are searching for a talented, team-oriented candidate to design and deliver an enriched, developmentally-appropriate Spanish program to 5th-8th grade students. This individual will share the planning of curriculum and collaborate closely with other teachers in the World Language department, as well as those who teach at those grade levels. This position reports directly to the Assistant Head of School. A bachelor’s degree is required, and prior teaching experience is preferred.
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Emerson School is seeking a full-time second-grade teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. We seek an experienced, talented, team-oriented candidate to design and deliver an enriched, developmentally appropriate second-grade program. They will be responsible for sharing the planning of the curriculum and collaborating closely with two other teachers at the same grade level. This position reports directly to the Lower School Director.
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Substitute teachers are valued members of Emerson’s learning community and help implement our mission to provide a whole-child, multiple-method approach to instruction for gifted and for academically talented students. Our substitutes are compensated $150 for a full day, and $75 for a 1/2 day.
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The mission of Emerson School is to provide a dynamic and nurturing learning environment that fosters empathy, communication, creativity, leadership, and above all, a lifelong love of learning.
We fulfill our mission with small class sizes, by providing individualized attention across a broad and rich, student-centered curriculum and through a committed, talented team of educators who help children achieve sustained academic success.
