Athletic Director and Physical Education Teacher

Job Description

St. John Paul II High School
Windsor, CO
Athletic Director and Physical Education Teacher for 2026-2027

The School
St. John Paul II High School is a Catholic Classical High School. Its teachers and staff members are devoted, practicing Catholics who are faithful to the Magisterium and infuse their work with the teachings of the Church. They are professional and creative, and work with colleagues and students in a spirit of charity and understanding. They foster a love for the Truth, a love for learning, and effectively carry out the school's mission of forming mature Catholic men and women.

Position Descriptions

Athletic Director:
Implements the school's first athletic programs. Possess strong knowledge of athletic program administration and excellent leadership and interpersonal skills. Collaborates and communicates effectively. Develops and implement plans for the athletics program and assures that the program fosters faith, virtue, discipline, teamwork, and excellence.

Physical Education Teacher:
Teaches students in the freshman through senior years. Teaches personal fitness and wellness and views physical education classes as an important component of students' liberal arts, classical education.

Minimum Qualifications
•Adherence to the teachings of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church
•Catholic lifestyle which provides a constructive example to students
•Bachelor's degree in an appropriate field

Preferred Qualifications
•Master's degree or equivalent administrative experience
•Prior school or athletic administration experience
•Two years of teaching experience

Application
•Submit a cover letter, resume/vita, transcripts, and the names and contact information for three references to Dr. Ted G. Snow at tsnow@jp2hs.com

About the Employer

St. John Paul II High School is a Catholic Classical High School. Its teachers and staff members are devoted, practicing Catholics who are faithful to the Magisterium and infuse their work with the teachings of the Church. They are professional and creative, and work with colleagues and students in a spirit of charity and understanding. They foster a love for the Truth, a love for learning, and effectively carry out the school's mission of forming mature Catholic men and women.