Teaching Fellow Job at Nativity School of Worcester
Our Mission: Founded in 2003, Nativity School of Worcester is an accredited, independent, Jesuit middle school that provides a quality, all-scholarship education to underserved boys of all faiths. Drawing upon four pillars - strength, scholarship, character, and service - a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning.Teaching Fellow: Reporting to the Principal and serving as an integral member to the faculty, a Teaching Fellow will step forward equipped with a desire for social justice, commitment to working with historically marginalized and underserved populations, and driven by a deep sense of initiative, dedication, and compassion to work and learn in solidarity with our students. In short, your time in the Teaching Fellowship presents the opportunity for an immensely rewarding, if not personally transformative experience. A Teaching Fellow is responsible for leading and co-teaching classes, developing curriculum plans, supporting students academic, social, spiritual, and personal growth, managing assigned administrative duties, developing and sustaining relationships with caregivers and families, and immersing into an intentional community life among fellows and the Worcester community.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a community oriented and flexible individual who has a desire to join a successful, mission driven organization.Primary ResponsibilitiesReporting to the Principal, Teaching Fellow responsibilities will consist of the following: Participate in the Summer of Service orientation and the Summer of Service (insert dates here)Participate in staff orientation prior to the start of the school year (July and August)Assist in regular staffing responsibilities from 7:15 a.m.-5:15 p.m with a late arrival day determined by administration and early departure times according to graduate school schedulesTeach a course load appropriate for a First-Year Nativity Fellow with notification of specific class assignments prior to August orientation generally including: Lead teacher of religion or RenaissanceCo-teacher of three other classesProvide Principal with lesson plans, unit plans, curriculum guides, and grade reporting at a time to be determined by administration.Ancillary staffing responsibilities, including but not limited to: Attend and actively participate in weekly staff meetingsPlan and proctor a student club meeting once a cycle (roughly 8 times per quarter)Assist - based on rotating schedule in the proctoring of sports and evening studyAssist with working the reception desk, welcoming guests, and answering phones as neededWith guidance from the Operations Manager, you are missioned to: Shared oversight of the interior and exterior of Casa Maria, including the prompt notice of any structural/physical problems with the houseShared oversight and cleaning of the School vehicles, including the prompt notice of any problems with the vansFulfillment of staffing responsibilities as outlined in the Nativity Worcester Employee and Faculty Handbooks With guidance from the Chaplain, Principal and/or Community Support Person, you are missioned to: Actively participate in the intentional community life within Casa Maria, as outlined in the Casa Maria Handbook, including: A willingness to accept full immersion into an intentional community, establishing shared agreements to make yourself available during non-school hours (nights and weekends)Mandatory attendance at the summer Casa Maria overnight orientation in late JuneMandatory attendance at the monthly Sunday Casa Maria community dinner nightMandatory attendance at scheduled community meetingsMandatory attendance at the Fellows Fall One-Day Retreat (a Saturday in the fall)Compensation: First-year Teaching FellowReceipt of a living stipend at a rate of $250 semi-monthly equating to an annual salary of $6,000.Receipt of a monthly community food stipend of $1,280.Receipt of an individual health insurance policy, with monthly premium paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Receipt of individual dental insurance policy whose monthly premium will be paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Receipt of Life Insurance ($25,000 policy) and Long-Term Disability Insurance, with monthly premium paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Eligibility for AmeriCorps education stipend (where Fellows can earn up to $6,345 to pay for graduate education, professional training or to repay qualified student loans upon the completion of each year of service).Use of Nativity Worcester vehicles (free of charge) for school or community-related travel, with auto insurance paid in its entirety by Nativity Worcester.Furnished boarding at Casa Maria.Additional stipend funds are available for graduates of Nativity School of Worcester and people who grew up in the neighborhoods served by Worcester Public Schools.Separate Stipend Opportunities Including, but not limited to: Early CareGym RentalsPTA Childcare ProctoringGraduate Degree Program OpportunitiesIt is the responsibility of the Fellow to apply, to be accepted into, to enroll and to provide the Principal with sufficient notice of graduate classes. Tuition for courses is covered through the universities and Americorps funds. Fellows are responsible for any additional fees (e.g. graduation fees, licensure fees, etc.) and books.Assumption University: Fellows may pursue the following courses of study at Assumption University free of tuition costs: Master of Arts in Rehabilitation CounselingMaster of Arts in School CounselingMaster of Arts in Special EducationMaster of Arts in Counseling and PsychologyMaster in Business Administration (M.B.A.)Clark University: Masters of Arts in TeachingFellows may pursue an M.AT.
at Clark by utilizing Nativitys tuition-remission agreement with Clark University and by applying their two AmeriCorps service awards. Any additional tuition costs that remain after the tuition-remission agreement and AmeriCorps funds will be an approximately $1,800-$2,100 out of pocket expense.0TO APPLYNativity School of Worcester is an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome and encourage applications from those who contribute to our diversity. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, mental, or physical disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, familial status, veteran status, or genetic information. Nativity School of Worcester is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment; we welcome a broad spectrum of candidates, and particularly invite applications from diverse backgrounds and life experiences (e.g.
gender, ethnicity/race, and other individuals who are under- represented in the profession). Candidates who have worked with a diverse range of individuals and who can contribute to our mission of inclusivity are encouraged to identify their experiences and interests in their cover letter.Submit a letter of introduction and rsum to: Andrea Munar, Principal, Nativity School of Worcester, 67 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA 01605 or at careers@nativityworcester.org.To learn more about Nativity School of Worcester visit www.nativityworcester.org
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This is an outstanding opportunity for a community oriented and flexible individual who has a desire to join a successful, mission driven organization.Primary ResponsibilitiesReporting to the Principal, Teaching Fellow responsibilities will consist of the following: Participate in the Summer of Service orientation and the Summer of Service (insert dates here)Participate in staff orientation prior to the start of the school year (July and August)Assist in regular staffing responsibilities from 7:15 a.m.-5:15 p.m with a late arrival day determined by administration and early departure times according to graduate school schedulesTeach a course load appropriate for a First-Year Nativity Fellow with notification of specific class assignments prior to August orientation generally including: Lead teacher of religion or RenaissanceCo-teacher of three other classesProvide Principal with lesson plans, unit plans, curriculum guides, and grade reporting at a time to be determined by administration.Ancillary staffing responsibilities, including but not limited to: Attend and actively participate in weekly staff meetingsPlan and proctor a student club meeting once a cycle (roughly 8 times per quarter)Assist - based on rotating schedule in the proctoring of sports and evening studyAssist with working the reception desk, welcoming guests, and answering phones as neededWith guidance from the Operations Manager, you are missioned to: Shared oversight of the interior and exterior of Casa Maria, including the prompt notice of any structural/physical problems with the houseShared oversight and cleaning of the School vehicles, including the prompt notice of any problems with the vansFulfillment of staffing responsibilities as outlined in the Nativity Worcester Employee and Faculty Handbooks With guidance from the Chaplain, Principal and/or Community Support Person, you are missioned to: Actively participate in the intentional community life within Casa Maria, as outlined in the Casa Maria Handbook, including: A willingness to accept full immersion into an intentional community, establishing shared agreements to make yourself available during non-school hours (nights and weekends)Mandatory attendance at the summer Casa Maria overnight orientation in late JuneMandatory attendance at the monthly Sunday Casa Maria community dinner nightMandatory attendance at scheduled community meetingsMandatory attendance at the Fellows Fall One-Day Retreat (a Saturday in the fall)Compensation: First-year Teaching FellowReceipt of a living stipend at a rate of $250 semi-monthly equating to an annual salary of $6,000.Receipt of a monthly community food stipend of $1,280.Receipt of an individual health insurance policy, with monthly premium paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Receipt of individual dental insurance policy whose monthly premium will be paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Receipt of Life Insurance ($25,000 policy) and Long-Term Disability Insurance, with monthly premium paid in its entirety - by Nativity Worcester.Eligibility for AmeriCorps education stipend (where Fellows can earn up to $6,345 to pay for graduate education, professional training or to repay qualified student loans upon the completion of each year of service).Use of Nativity Worcester vehicles (free of charge) for school or community-related travel, with auto insurance paid in its entirety by Nativity Worcester.Furnished boarding at Casa Maria.Additional stipend funds are available for graduates of Nativity School of Worcester and people who grew up in the neighborhoods served by Worcester Public Schools.Separate Stipend Opportunities Including, but not limited to: Early CareGym RentalsPTA Childcare ProctoringGraduate Degree Program OpportunitiesIt is the responsibility of the Fellow to apply, to be accepted into, to enroll and to provide the Principal with sufficient notice of graduate classes. Tuition for courses is covered through the universities and Americorps funds. Fellows are responsible for any additional fees (e.g. graduation fees, licensure fees, etc.) and books.Assumption University: Fellows may pursue the following courses of study at Assumption University free of tuition costs: Master of Arts in Rehabilitation CounselingMaster of Arts in School CounselingMaster of Arts in Special EducationMaster of Arts in Counseling and PsychologyMaster in Business Administration (M.B.A.)Clark University: Masters of Arts in TeachingFellows may pursue an M.AT.
at Clark by utilizing Nativitys tuition-remission agreement with Clark University and by applying their two AmeriCorps service awards. Any additional tuition costs that remain after the tuition-remission agreement and AmeriCorps funds will be an approximately $1,800-$2,100 out of pocket expense.0TO APPLYNativity School of Worcester is an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome and encourage applications from those who contribute to our diversity. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, mental, or physical disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, familial status, veteran status, or genetic information. Nativity School of Worcester is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment; we welcome a broad spectrum of candidates, and particularly invite applications from diverse backgrounds and life experiences (e.g.
gender, ethnicity/race, and other individuals who are under- represented in the profession). Candidates who have worked with a diverse range of individuals and who can contribute to our mission of inclusivity are encouraged to identify their experiences and interests in their cover letter.Submit a letter of introduction and rsum to: Andrea Munar, Principal, Nativity School of Worcester, 67 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA 01605 or at careers@nativityworcester.org.To learn more about Nativity School of Worcester visit www.nativityworcester.org
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