St. Ambrose is seeking a passionate and experienced Early Childhood Teacher to join our 50/50 Dual Language Immersion Program. Spanish is not required since this teacher will teach in English. However, being bilingual or knowledgeable of the Spanish language is a plus. 

 

The English Immersion Early Childhood Teacher will work closely with Spanish Immersion educators to foster a dynamic, bilingual, and biliterate learning environment rooted in academic excellence and Catholic values.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead instruction in English, ensuring students develop strong foundational literacy and academic skills.

• Collaborate with Spanish Immersion teachers to create a cohesive and engaging learning experience.

• Design and implement developmentally appropriate, hands-on learning experiences that support young learners’ cognitive, social, spiritual, and emotional growth.

• Foster a nurturing, faith-filled classroom environment where students feel valued, safe, and encouraged to explore and learn.

• Assess and track student progress, using data to inform instruction and communicate effectively with families and team members.

• Contribute to a culture of innovation, teamwork, and continuous professional growth.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field (Master’s preferred).

• Teaching certification and experience in early childhood education, particularly in preschool and kindergarten settings.

• Passion for early childhood education and a commitment to supporting students’ bilingual and biliterate development.

• Strong collaboration skills and enthusiasm for working in a team-driven, innovative environment.

• Dedication to Catholic education and a willingness to integrate faith-based values into the learning experience.

This is an exciting opportunity for a teacher leader who is eager to inspire young learners, contribute to a groundbreaking dual language program, and grow within a mission-driven school community.

 

To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Dr. Aránzazu Ascunce at aascunce@stambroseschool.org. We look forward to meeting passionate educators ready to make a lasting impact!