Lead Elementary Teacher

Seven Arrows seeks a dynamic Lead Elementary Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.

This role will partner with a co-teacher(s) and will be responsible for supporting all facets of learning along with demonstrating a commitment to our school community and mission. All teachers are responsible for planning and delivering instruction that is attentive to individual students’ intellectual, social, and emotional growth.

Responsibilities include:

• Planning and teaching language arts, math, and history curriculum
• Differentiating instruction in alignment with our approach to personalized learning
• Integrating technology into the teaching-learning process
• Performing ongoing student assessments, reviewing data on student progress, writing progress reports, scheduling and holding parent conferences three times per year
• Applying a range of strategies to successfully manage a strength-based classroom
• Conducting weekly Council in the classroom and incorporating regular use of mindfulness
• Assisting students in developing self-discipline and a sense of responsibility
• Helping supervise children during transitions, some specialty classes, and lunch/snack when necessary
• Working with other teachers on curriculum development, including STEAM and Spanish projects, as well as school initiatives, (e.g. UbD curriculum design, Design Thinking, and Makerspace integration)
• Submitting weekly lesson plans to the Curriculum Director
• Preparing a weekly letter to parents outlining the events and curricular goals of the upcoming week
• Communicating with parents and professional colleagues on a regular basis
• Collaborating effectively with partner teachers
• Attending weekly faculty meetings and participating actively in curricular discussions in an ongoing exchange of information, professional development, and support with a closely-knit staff
• Meeting weekly with the Curriculum Director
• Attending school-related evening events

• Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education or related field
• California Teaching Credential
• Experience working with elementary students and demonstrated ability to differentiate instruction
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and parents
• Flexibility and adaptability in a fast-paced environment
• Commitment to ongoing professional development and growth