Job Description
Eagle's View Academy is a private Christian school located on the west side of Jacksonville. We are looking for a passionate teacher that has a relationship with Christ and a strong testimony to lead our students in middle and high school Spanish In this role, you will deliver in person instruction 5 days a week August through May. We also require that all faculty attend a local church that aligns with the doctrine and values of the school.
Job Responsibilities
• Plan and teach Spanish for grades 7–12, from beginning Spanish through Spanish I, II, and higher, following the school's curriculum and state standards.
Assessment and records
• Create and grade tests, quizzes, oral assessments, compositions, and projects, and return feedback promptly.
• Keep grades and attendance current in the school's student information system.
• Track progress in speaking and writing, and step in early when a student is struggling.
Spiritual and character development
• Model Christian character and a growing personal faith, and support the school's mission and statement of faith.
• Lead or join devotions, prayer, and chapel as assigned.
• Mentor students and encourage spiritual growth, integrity, and respect for other cultures.
Classroom management
• Keep the classroom orderly, respectful, and focused on learning, consistent with school discipline policies.
• Supervise students during assigned duties, like carpool or the hallway.
Communication and collaboration
• Communicate regularly with parents through email, Remind, conferences, and progress reports.
• Attend faculty meetings, professional development, and in-service days.
School life
• Sponsor or support activities like a Spanish club, cultural celebrations, or mission trip prep.
• Attend school events, such as open house, graduation, and parent nights, as required.
• Do other duties the administration assigns.
Qualifications (often included)
• A bachelor's degree in Spanish or foreign language education, or proven fluency; a state or FACCS certification is preferred
• Strong spoken and written Spanish.
• A professing Christian who agrees with the school's statement of faith.
• A background check
• Build all four skills, listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with as much Spanish spoken in class as students can handle.
• Teach the cultures of Spanish-speaking countries, including how the Christian faith is lived out in those communities.
• Bring a biblical worldview into lessons, for example with Scripture, worship songs, and prayers in Spanish.
• Write and post weekly lesson plans on time.
• Use different teaching methods for different learners, including conversation, games, songs, projects, and language-learning technology.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $40,000.00 - $46,000.00 per year
Benefits:
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance
Work Location: In person