Long-Term Substitute Teacher, Lower School
Who You Are
The Episcopal Academy seeks a warm, joyful, and flexible educator to serve as a long-term substitute teacher in our Lower School until December 18, 2026. In this floating role, you will support teachers and students across classrooms and grade levels, responding to the needs of the school each day.
Lower School teachers are collaborative members of a teaching community committed to growth and continual improvement. You will work closely with classroom teachers to support student learning and help maintain a nurturing, engaging, and inclusive environment.
What You Will Do
About You
The ideal candidate for the Long-Term Substitute Teacher position at The Episcopal Academy will possess the following:
About Us
At Episcopal Academy, we believe that challenging and nurturing our students begins with supporting our people. When you join our community, you are not simply accepting a job; you are stepping into a place that champions your growth, values your well-being, and celebrates your individuality. If you're seeking a meaningful career where you can learn, collaborate, and inspire students, we would love to meet you!
Grow: We invest in your professional development and encourage lifelong learning, supported by personalized programming through our Center for Teaching and Learning and an innovative curriculum.
Belong: Experience a supportive, inclusive workplace grounded in our core values, The Stripes.
Impact: Your work, whether teaching in the classroom or in supporting roles, directly contributes to shaping students' lives and experiences.
Inspire: Come to work each day on our beautiful state-of- the art campus, surrounded by colleagues committed to excellence and driven by purpose.
Position start date: Immediately
Application deadline: Until Filled
The Episcopal Academy does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability and familial affiliation or any other characteristic protected by law. We seek candidates who hope to help foster a school environment where all people are valued and where all perspectives are respected and appreciated.
Since opening in 1785, The Episcopal Academy has dedicated itself to educating the whole student: mind, body, and spirit. That simple, yet powerful approach has resulted in The Episcopal Academy being widely recognized as one of the finest independent schools in the nation, graduating students exceedingly well prepared for their next steps in life.
Episcopal's 1,200 students—from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade—learn in an atmosphere that is both challenging and supportive, buoyed by a strong community of students, caring teachers and coaches, and unparalleled classroom and campus resources. Episcopal's teachers seek to inspire students to delve into our dynamic curriculum and to emerge as lifelong learners motivated to pursue their passion and to contribute as members of our global community. Episcopal's excellence in academics is matched by our success in athletics, our vibrant arts programs, and a wide range of engaging extracurricular programs that can match any student's interests and talents.
Episcopal's breadth of program and talented faculty allow students with a wide range of interests and talents to thrive. Our welcoming community makes Episcopal a place the whole family can feel connected. Visit our campus to see for yourself what makes Episcopal such a dynamic place to learn and grow.
Dr. T.J. Locke, Hon.
Greville Haslam Head of School