St. Elizabeth’s School seeks an enthusiastic and skilled MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE TEACHER for the 24–25 school year, with the possibility of a start date May 1, 2024. The ideal candidate is steeped in personal and professional commitment to equity in education and is versed in child development and culturally responsive pedagogy. The Middle School Social Studies and Social Justice Teacher teaches eight 60-minute periods of social studies (four for grades 6 and four for grade 7) and six 45–60 minute periods of social justice studies (one for each grade, 4-8) per week. The Middle School Social Studies and Social Justice Teacher also serves as a Middle School Advisor for a group of approximately 12-14 students.

St. Elizabeth’s School is a K–8 Episcopal school in Denver founded on the principles of equity, belonging, and excellence, and that a family's current financial circumstances should not dictate a child's future. A sliding-scale tuition model, dedicated and dynamic faculty and staff, and a supportive community make this an exciting opportunity. People of color and members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. Teaching at St. Elizabeth’s requires a BA or equivalent, and an MA is preferred. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, St. Elizabeth’s School is committed to being an environment in which all people are respected and valued. As such, discrimination in any form, such as that based on race, religion, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or socio-economic status, will not be tolerated. The school actively works to acknowledge, respect, and celebrate the individual and common threads of our humanity.