STEM Teacher

Job Summary

The STEM Teacher is responsible for delivering an engaging, hands-on curriculum in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics within a Catholic educational environment. This role integrates academic excellence with faith formation, helping students develop critical thinking skills while fostering an appreciation for the relationship between faith and reason.

Job Responsibilities

• Plan and teach STEM lessons aligned with state standards and diocesan guidelines
• Design hands-on, inquiry-based learning experiences (experiments, coding, engineering challenges, robotics)
• Integrate Catholic values and teachings into STEM instruction, emphasizing ethics, stewardship, and the dignity of human life
• Encourage problem-solving, collaboration, and innovation
• Use technology effectively to enhance learning (e.g., educational software, coding platforms, digital tools)
• Absess student progress and maintain accurate academic records
• Collaborate with classroom teachers to integrate STEM across the curriculum
• Maintain STEM lab equipment and ensure safe use of materials
• Participate in school liturgies, prayer, and faith-based activities
• Communicate regularly with parents and school staff

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, STEM field, or related area
• Teaching certification (preferred or required based on school/diocese)
• Experience in STEM instruction, coding, robotics, or project-based learning preferred
• Practicing Catholic preferred; commitment to supporting the Catholic mission required
• Familiarity with integrating faith and science