Upper School & Middle School Ceramics Teacher

Parish Episcopal School seeks an experienced, collaborative, and dynamic Upper School & Middle School Ceramics Teacher to join a dedicated arts team. This teacher builds rapport and communicates well with students, colleagues, and parents in addition to being flexible, adaptable, and creative. This full-time position reports to the Director of Parish Arts. This position will teach a variety of classes that may include 7/8 Ceramics, US Ceramics I & II, Honors 3D Design and AP 3D Design. Additionally, this position serves as an advisor for a group of 10-15 students.

At Parish Arts, we encourage creativity through meaningful immersive experiences that nurture and ignite passions for the performing and visual arts. We strive to enrich the lives of students and foster belonging in the community as performers, creators and appreciators of all arts.

The core values guiding Parish Arts are:

• Community - A commitment to innovative thinking, risk-taking, and dynamic problem-solving that encourages fresh approaches in both teaching and artistic practice.
• Creativity - The practice of working together, sharing resources and knowledge, and supporting growth through meaningful partnerships and shared learning experiences.
• Collaboration - The cultivation of a supportive, inclusive environment where relationships are valued, differences are celebrated, and every member feels like they belong and contribute to the collective success.
• Support & Flexibility - A culture that recognizes and adapts to individual needs through community support while maintaining high standards.
• Autonomy & Trust - The respect and freedom to make independent artistic choices while remaining connected to our mission and vision, with the confidence that those choices will be supported.

• Teach a variety of classes including 7/8 Ceramics, US Ceramics I & II, Honors 3D Design and AP 3D Design.
• Serve as an advisor for a group of 10-15 students.
• Build rapport and communicate effectively with students, colleagues, and parents.
• Be flexible, adaptable, and creative in the classroom.