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Science Teacher
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A Science Teacher teaches in the natural science fields for elementary to secondary school students. Most science courses taught prior to high school are general, with specialization occurring later in high school. Teachers may teach specialized courses in physics, biology or chemistry. Other topics taught include physical science, computer science, astronomy, and geology.
$69,538 / year median in New York
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary The Science Teacher cultivates in students a love of truth through the careful study of God's created order. Teaching from a distinctly Christian and classical perspective, the teacher invites students to observe, investigate, and delight in the beauty, complexity, and intelligibility of creation. Whether teaching Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, or other sciences, the teacher emphasizes careful observation, logical reasoning, mathematical precision, and hands-on experimentation while helping students recognize that all truth is God's truth. Instruction encourages wonder, intellectual humility, disciplined inquiry, and faithful stewardship as students develop scientific literacy and learn to think critically about the natural world. Responsibilities The science teacher will teach middle school and/or high school science courses—including Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and other sciences as assigned—at our growing Christian, covenantal, and classical school. This role involves developing and delivering engaging instruction that integrates a biblical worldview with the study of the natural sciences through lectures, laboratory investigations, demonstrations, field observations, and scientific inquiry. The teacher will foster students' intellectual curiosity, analytical thinking, and appreciation for the order and beauty of God's creation while maintaining a safe and well-organized laboratory environment. Qualifications The ideal candidate must be a committed Christian who is currently an active member of a local Bible-believing church and demonstrates a consistent Christian worldview in both teaching and life. Candidates must hold at least a bachelor's degree or possess qualifying employment history that demonstrates readiness for this teaching role. Preferred majors include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Engineering, or another scientific discipline, though candidates with other relevant educational backgrounds and a demonstrated love for science and Christian education will also be considered. Requirements Passionate about teaching and the mission of the school Bachelor's degree Communication Patience Teaching labs A commitment to a creationist perspective, affirming the biblical account of creation Active involvement in a local church Nice to Have Experience teaching multiple science disciplines (Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, and/or Biology) Background in Classical Christian Education Teaching Experience Academic ability Curriculum development experience About Us East Palmyra Christian School is a covenantal, classical institution dedicated to Christian values. We offer teaching opportunities for those passionate about education and faith. Our school is committed to student enrollment and providing support for both students and staff. Join us in our mission to foster a learning environment rooted in Christian tradition.