Campus Minister

Position:

Campus Minister Reports to:

Principal Start Date:

August 12, 2026

FTE/Classification:

Full Time- 10 months (60% Campus Minister and 40% Teaching) Our School Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School is a 9-12 Catholic, Jesuit community that welcomes students of all faiths and is committed to preparing students for college and life through rigorous academic and professional work study programs. As part of the nation's largest network supporting youth from families with limited economic resources, we began our journey in 2021. Job Description Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School is hiring a Campus Minister who is committed to the Ignatian spiritual formation and faith development of the school community. In this full-time, ten-month position, the Campus Minister is responsible for supporting the administration in developing and maintaining activities and programs that deepen and expand the school's Jesuit identity. Specifically, the Campus Minister provides comprehensive school-wide spiritual programming to all students, including school worship experiences, retreats, and community service opportunities. In addition to teaching two sections of Theology, the Campus Minister is responsible for the overall faith formation program, which includes but is not limited to: Campus Ministry Direct the four-year student retreat program, including Kairos, grade-level, and special-focus retreats to support students in deepening their relationships with God, Jesus, self, and one another Schedule, plan, and coordinate school liturgies, especially all-school and small-group Masses, Baccalaureate Mass, and Reconciliation services; ensure student and staff involvement, liturgical music, and a variety of priests to preside Direct the CRRTHS four-year student formation program in the Graduate at Graduation values With the President and Principal, actively support adult formation in Ignatian identity and the Catholic faith, including through staff retreats, adult formation groups, and related programming Direct and develop student peer ministry groups Plan and oversee school prayer, including at assemblies, in the daily Examen, and in seasonal prayer experiences Enlist and oversee staff and faculty involvement in campus ministry on retreats, in liturgies, and at service outings Promote a welcoming atmosphere in which community members of all faiths and backgrounds are inclusively engaged and understand they are cared for and valued as part of God's creation Collaborate with school counselors, the dean of student culture, and other staff focused on wellness and mental health to minister to the spiritual and emotional needs of the school community Coordinate all logistics for campus ministry events to ensure adequate staffing, resources, and facilities, the safety of participants, compliance with laws and requirements, and clear communication and coordination Manage the campus ministry budget to ensure the school has liturgical supplies, retreat facilities, contracted programming personnel, and other essential resources for strong ministry and service programming Community Service The Campus Minister is the primary owner of the school-wide community service program and is responsible for ensuring every student meets the annual service requirement.

Responsibilities include:

Design and implement programming centered on "a faith that does justice" Ensure high-quality community service programming for all students, providing meaningful opportunities that connect faith and action Maintain an accurate and up-to-date system for tracking, recording, and reporting individual student community service hours; communicate proactively with students, families, and counselors regarding each student's progress toward completion of the annual requirement Coordinate and communicate community service requirement expectations clearly to students and families at the start of each school year Enlist and help coordinate faculty and staff participation on community service trips Ensure strong logistical operations of community service events to guarantee the safety of participants, compliance with laws and expectations, and clear communication and coordination In the Classroom Prepare lesson plans, provide instruction and feedback to students, assess and evaluate student mastery of concepts and skills, and build a positive classroom culture that holds students accountable to school and classroom expectations Design and implement a rigorous Theology curriculum that integrates Ignatian spirituality, Catholic social teaching, and the Graduate at Graduation values Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of a diverse student population, including English language learners and students requiring academic support Communicate proactively with students, families, and colleagues regarding student progress and areas of growth Qualifications Successful applicants will embody mission-commitment, intellectual curiosity, openness to growth, and optimism. In addition, they will meet or exceed the following requirements: A bachelor's degree with a major, minor, or comparable credential verifying expertise in campus ministry or theology Experience supporting faith formation and a desire for ongoing growth in Ignatian spirituality and the Catholic faith; familiarity with the Jesuit educational tradition strongly preferred, and willingness to engage in ongoing Jesuit formation is required Record of success with teenage students in ministry, community service, and/or student life Proficiency in using technology to plan, communicate, and enhance student programming Strong organizational capacity, detail orientation, and interpersonal intelligence Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish strongly preferred; candidates with Spanish fluency will be given priority consideration

Pay:

$50,000.00 - $71,000.00 per year

Benefits:

403(b) 403(b) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Mileage reimbursement Paid time off Parental leave Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person