Job description Theology Teacher West Catholic Preparatory High School 4501 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19139 Overview of High School Founded in 1916, West Catholic Preparatory High School has enjoyed a rich history of preparing young people to be competitive in the college setting and the career world. The challenging academic curriculum, competitive athletics program and engaging activities complement each other to foster courage, character and leadership. West Catholic Preparatory High School Mission Statement West Catholic Preparatory High School is a Catholic community of academic excellence in an urban environment that is open to an interdenominational population. The school's rigorous spiritual, academic, technological, and co-curricular programs develop our ethnically and religiously diverse student body into young men and women of strong moral and ethical character. West Catholic prepares each student to face the challenges of everyday life in an ever- changing global society. West Catholic Preparatory High School Belief Statement At West Catholic Preparatory Catholic High, we believe our education... Inspires a life-long commitment to service, especially to those in need Is grounded in the Catholic message of gospel values; Is a ministry that participates in God's saving work; Develops each person's full potential-spiritually, intellectually, socially and physical; Inspires a life-long commitment to service, especially to those in need; Promotes learning in a collaborative effort between home and school; Fosters mutual respect among students, teachers, administrators, and all members of the school community; Should be made available to all students regardless of ethnicity, religious affiliation or socio-economic status; Encourages respect for and an understanding of our multicultural family. Theology Teacher Job Description As a high school Theology teacher, the primary responsibility is to teach religion in a classroom setting according to the Catholic tradition in which the school was founded and rooted in mission. The majority of a Theology teacher's time is spent with students in the classroom, with a smaller percentage spent in planning periods and meetings with other staff and parents. The duties of a Theology teacher include creating lesson plans; preparing and delivering lectures; evaluating student performance; maintaining classroom records; meeting with parents, teachers, and other professionals; and participating in school events. They may use a variety of teaching techniques, including the use of textbooks, whiteboards, technology integration, and hands-on materials. Qualifications Ability to build positive relationships with students and staff High expectations for all students Strategic thinker who can execute on multiple priorities Education and Experience Required: bachelor's degree in Theology from a Catholic Institution