Would you like to join the staff of Sudbury Valley School? If you think you would, and can legally work in the United States, you should study the school’s educational philosophy and practices on our well-documented website at www.sudval.org. If you still think this might be the right place for you to work, contact the tell us about your interest, and request a staff application. We consider staff applications throughout the school year.
Gaia Democratic School in Minneapolis, MN
Creative Kitchen/Classroom Mentor needed in Denver
Originateve Holistic Learning is sponsoring the recruitment of a Holistic Chef/ Mentor for Augustana Early Learning Center in Denver Colorado. The position is a full time chef for daily breakfast, lunch and snack, Monday– Friday (7am-3pm).
Duties include (but are not limited to):
· Preparation and clean up of daily breakfast, lunch and snack for 150 students
· Weekly healthy / creative menu planning.
· Weekly food orders within budget
· Kitchen workshops with early childhood classes e.g. making pretzels, muffins, veggie castles etc.
· Incorporation of cross-disciplinary studies, into Kitchen Classroom Curriculum e.g. stories, science, art, math music etc. as well as multi-cultural flavors and textures
· Incorporation of school garden produce into menu
· Strong focus on disbursement of nutritional information and healthy food lifestyles to children and staff developing a culture of wise-living.
Compensation:
Position starts at $32,000/ year with Full Benefits
Augustana Early Learning Center is a year-round early learning program operating on the campus of Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver Colorado. Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter addressing your interest and background. Professional culinary service is encouraged but not required. Strong interdisciplinary skills, organization, and demonstration of lifelong learning are crucial. Email documents to: baroody@augustanadenver.org.
Social Studies Teacher Needed
Social Studies Teacher
A small, independent K-12 school, distinguished by its 6-to-1 student-teacher ratio and personalized system of instruction, seeks a social studies teacher with a broad knowledge of global history, cultures, and geography. The candidate must be attracted by the opportunity to work with a group of committed educational innovators on a demonstration project that has visibility in the educational community.
The teachers, functioning as an interdisciplinary collaborative team, help students achieve personalized learning objectives. Customized learning plans replace traditional grades and classes. The candidate must be skilled in working with students aged 5 to 14, individually and in small groups, and in helping them develop their social and self-management skills. The goal is to produce self-motivated independent learners who are driven by natural curiosity and a long-term love of learning.
Our approach emphasizes the development of analytical, inquiry, and critical thinking skills. In social studies, students’ principal mode of learning is to research a topic independently and then present and discuss the research report in small groups. They learn to find sources and to treat information and content as raw material for making comparisons, raising questions, and identifying relationships. They learn to relate current events to historic events, cultures, and institutions. The teacher maintains conditions in which this type of learning can occur, guides students in their research, moderates their discussions, and motivates them.
A competitive salary will be offered to the right candidate. The school is located in Long Island City, New York. Responses must include an informative introductory letter and resume, and should be directed to tqps@earthlink.net.