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US Religion Teacher
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Visitation School
Mendota Heights, MN (In Person)
$61,226 Salary, Full-Time
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US Religion Teacher Visitation School - 4.3 Mendota Heights, MN Job Details Full-time $40,606 - $76,697 a year 17 hours ago Qualifications Classroom Teaching Full Job Description Visitation School seeks a full-time (1.0) Upper School Religion Teacher (grades 9-12) beginning August 2026. An independent Catholic day school, Visitation houses a co-ed Lower School, an all-girls Middle School, and an all-girls Upper School. A member of NAIS and accredited by ISACS, the school is located on a beautiful 60-acre campus in Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Visitation's philosophy of educating students is based on Salesian Spirituality and follows the teachings of our co-founders Saint Francis de Sales and Saint Jane de Chantal and their emphasis on the little virtues. This commitment to Salesian Spirituality combined with our focus on providing an empowering single-gender education where girls can focus fully on learning and can feel comfortable being themselves, creates a unique work experience. The ideal candidate for this role: Is current and competent in the theories and pedagogy of Religion instruction. Practices the Catholic faith. Enjoys collaborating with students and colleagues in and beyond the Religion Department. Possesses the ability and energy to create an engaging and developmentally appropriate environment where students are known, loved, and challenged to be their best selves in and outside of the classroom. Supports the mission of Visitation School and models "Salesian Spirituality," which reflects gentle strength, dignity, patience, and Christian humanism. Believes in the limitless potential of girls. Is a lifelong learner. Possesses strong communication skills. Demonstrates a commitment to and support for a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion.