Humanities Teacher

Job Description

We seek a full-time humanities teacher to join our team of classical educators for the 2026-2027 school year. This position is ideally full-time and combines part-time teaching and part-time mentoring and extracurricular leadership to combine into a full-time post. Candidates should be passionate about teaching their subject classically, living their Catholic faith, and mentoring high school students at an important time in their lives. Candidates with experience in classical education at the high school level are strongly encouraged to apply.

Specific roles available include:
Teacher - 2 sections Philosophy
Teacher - 1 section of Theology

Writing Center Moderator (Student mentors meet with interested students for writing support once per week before school.)

Junior/Senior Retreat Organizer (Works in conjunction with our Chaplain, Deacon Christopher Roberts to plan a weekend retreat for our 11th and 12th grade students.)

Rome Pilgrimage Organizer (Our 12th graders take part in a Rome pilgrimage that is organized by the Chesterton Schools Network. This role involves coordinating the trip with students, faculty, and the Network, as well as participating in the Pilgrimage over Easter.)

Prefect Council Moderator (Our student government consists of 8 prefects - 2 from each of 4 Houses. The Moderator runs monthly prefect meetings after school and oversees these student leaders in their responsibilities.)

Shuttle Driver (MSC runs several shuttles in the mornings and afternoons based on student demand including to/from Regina Coeli Academy.)

This job could grow significantly in the years to come as we add students. For more about the school and our unique educational philosophy, see http://www.martinsaintsclassical.org. Please send questions and resumes to Admin. Asst. Lisa Eshleman at leshleman@martinsaintsclassical.org.

About the Employer

Martin Saints Classical High School (MSC) is a private, classical Catholic high school in East Norriton, a suburb north of Philadelphia. Launched in the fall of 2017, we continue to build a community - a family of families - under the patronage and protection of the Martin saints. At MSC, teachers and parents work together to introduce our children to Jesus and the Church, and to seek excellence in our children's moral and academic formation.