Tatnall is seeking a dynamic and passionate Upper School Spanish teacher who can teach Spanish from the beginner to advanced levels and possibly expand the role by teaching other subject areas. The ideal candidate brings deep content knowledge, intellectual curiosity, and a genuine passion for teaching and connecting with students. They will foster a welcoming, inclusive, and intellectually engaging student-centered classroom.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach 4 sections of Spanish
Ability to teach other languages, subject areas, or perform additional duties to fulfill FT status
A Tatnall Teacher:
Demonstrates a student-centered approach to education
Designs and implements engaging lessons that develop critical thinking and real-world connections
Builds strong relationships with students and creates a supportive and positive classroom environment
Provides clear, timely feedback to support student growth
Shares a commitment for diversity, equity, and community through culturally responsive and identity-affirming practices
Works closely and collegially with students, faculty, administrators, and parents in a lively independent school setting.
Participates fully in ongoing reflection, professional development, and collaboration with department members
Qualifications and skills:
Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred
Three or more years of teaching experience is preferred; strong early career candidates will be considered, and mentorship is available
Experience working with diverse groups of students and an appreciation for a range of learning styles
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to:
Chris Breña
Head of Upper School
chrisbrena@tatnall.org
Founded in 1930, The Tatnall School is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory day school situated on a pastoral, 110-acre campus in Greenville, Delaware, near Wilmington. Tatnall includes four academic divisions with 500 students from age 2 through grade 12. Our challenging academic curriculum and programs, combined with award-winning faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, create an environment that promotes the joyful pursuit of excellence. Guided by our motto Omnia in Caritate, or “All things in Love,” we are committed to cultivating a community rooted in care and connection.