EEpiscopal High School in Houston seeks an enthusiastic and engaging science teacher to inspire curiosity and intellectual growth in our students, preparing them for meaningful lives in service to others. As a school committed to fostering an inclusive and joyful Christian community, EHS supports students in discovering and developing their unique talents.

The Science Department aims to support this mission by promoting critical thinking, deepening students' understanding and appreciation of real-life applications of science, and providing instruction, assistance, and support to students with a range of abilities and interests. The ideal candidate is well-versed in any of the core courses: biology, chemistry, and/or physics. The ability to teach elective offerings, such as anatomy and physiology, engineering, geology, marine biology, astronomy, forensic science and environmental science, is also desirable. 

We invite you to join a dynamic, innovative department that offers opportunities for both professional growth and student-centered development. For more details, please visit EHS Employment.

Faculty at Episcopal High School report to their respective department chair for guidance, support, and accountability in teaching. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Support the school’s Mission & Guiding Principles as well as the school’s DCI Statement & Priorities through appropriate words and actions.
• Design, prepare, and implement lessons, activities, and resources that facilitate active and effective learning.
• Develop, administer, and provide feedback on various types of assessments that are timely and appropriate for achieving course objectives.
• Establish and maintain a positive, inclusive, and engaging environment for learning.
• Develop and maintain strong rapport with students and provide one-on-one assistance as needed.
• Incorporate technology effectively and regularly.
• Keep parents, advisors, and school leaders informed of student progress.
• Serve as an advisor to a small group of students and fulfill all required elements of the Advisory Program.
• Lead by example in Daily Chapel, including Family Chapel.
• Attend and engage actively in department meetings and other required school events.
• Share resources, assist, and collaborate with fellow faculty.
• Fulfill other elements of the school’s Essential Expectations and Standards of Excellence in Teaching.

Interested candidates are asked to visit the school's website at www.ehshouston.org and to apply at EHS Employment.

Minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree, with an advanced degree preferred
• Ability to communicate effectively with faculty and staff, parents, and students.
• Ability to think and plan strategically and creatively.
• Ability to supervise and manage multiple functions and activities.

About Episcopal High School in Houston

Episcopal High School of Houston, founded in 1983 and guided by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, is an inclusive and joyful Christian community where students discover and develop their individual talents through the Four Pillars -- academics, arts, athletics, and religion --preparing for meaningful lives in service to others. As a co-educational and college-preparatory day school, EHS is located on a 35-acre campus in the suburban residential community of Bellaire, which is surrounded by Houston. Enrollment – 800 students Faculty – 98 men and women, with 60% holding advanced degrees. Average class size – 15 Schedule – On an academic semester calendar with seven periods and lunch in a day Financial Aid – Approximately 18-22% of students receive financial aid. College Attendance – Generally, 97% of EHS graduates attend a four-year college and 3% attend a two-year college.

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