School Profile

Rectory School was founded in 1920 when the Reverend and Mrs. Frank H. Bigelow sought to create an individualized learning program for their son John.  The benchmark program has developed into a distinct advantage of a Rectory education.  Rectory has the capacity to meet the educational needs and aspirations of a wide range of students – from strong traditional learners to those who have inquisitive minds but need more academic support.

Rectory School’s 138-acre rural campus provides a scenic and secure home to approximately 270 students covering the ages from Pre-K to 9^th grade.  Rectory is a coeducational institution at all levels.  The 5^th – 9^th grade junior school has approximately 200 students 135 of whom are boarding students.  These students come to Rectory from all around the United States and from nine different countries. Average class size is 10 and the student teacher ratio is 4:1.

Position Overview  

The Rectory School seeks a full-time history teacher for the coming year.   In addition to teaching and coaching responsibilities, the successful candidate is expected to serve as a dorm parent in one of the school residences.  Additional duties assigned usually include serving as a student advisor, monitoring a study hall, and assisting with student activities.  A desire to work with middle school students is essential.  Experience with student-centered teaching and using technology in the classroom is preferred.  Current course offerings may be found here.  Exact classes will depend on the successful candidate’s area of expertise.

Qualifications

• A passion for independent school education as well as the professionalism, energy, and commitment necessary to achieve the responsibilities of this position.
• Excellent interpersonal skills.
• A. in Humanities content area preferred. Advanced degree in education or a related field ideal.
• Enthusiasm for living on a dormitory and coaching athletic teams in relevant sports.

Compensation

Competitive compensation is commensurate with skills and experience.

How to Apply

Interested parties are asked to submit a resume, cover letter, and at least three references along with contact information.  (Email submissions preferred.) Learn more about The Rectory School by visiting the website, www.rectoryschool.org.

Mrs. Diana Richardson

drichardson@rectoryschool.org

Headmaster’s Assistant

Rectory School

528 Pomfret Street

P. O. Box 68

Pomfret, CT 06258

About Rectory School

Rectory School was founded in 1920 when the Reverend and Mrs. Frank H. Bigelow sought to create an individualized learning program for their son John. The benchmark program has developed into a distinct advantage of a Rectory education. Rectory has the capacity to meet the educational needs and aspirations of a wide range of students – from strong traditional learners to those who have inquisitive minds but need more academic support. Rectory School’s 138-acre rural campus provides a scenic and secure home to approximately 270 students covering the ages from Pre-K to 9th grade. Rectory is a coeducational institution at all levels. The 5th – 9th grade junior school has approximately 210 students 147 of whom are boarding students. These students come to Rectory from all around the United States and from nine different countries. Average class size is 10 and the student teacher ratio is 4:1.

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