Intern Teacher
School and Results
St. Ignatius Loyola Academy, founded in 1993, is a tuition-free Jesuit Catholic school serving boys in grades 5-8 with a vision of breaking the cycle of poverty through education. One hundred percent of enrolled students� families qualify for the Federal free or reduced lunch program. Students live throughout Baltimore City and only 7% of students are Roman Catholic while 45% have no church affiliation. The success of the Academy's unique program featuring an extended day eleven-month school year combined with a rigorous curriculum, small class sizes and mentoring support after graduating leads to achievement in high school and college and lives as productive men for others. Since its founding, 98% of Academy graduates have received a high school diploma and 88% have matriculated in college.
Located in Baltimore�s Federal Hill neighborhood, St. Ignatius Loyola Academy offers a supportive learning community for both students and faculty, small class sizes (13-15 students), and work-life balance. Academy graduates attend exemplary public and private high schools, both day and boarding, in Baltimore and throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Our Graduate Support Program provides counseling and advising support to over 200 graduates who are currently attending high school and college. The Academy is an independent Catholic Jesuit school accredited by the Association of Independent Maryland and DC Schools (AIMS) and sponsored by the USA East Jesuit Province. Grounded in that educational tradition, the Academy�s faculty and staff educate deserving young men to be intellectually competent, open to growth, loving, religious, and committed to doing justice. Learn about our excellent educational program and the exceptional results we achieve at ------------.
The Internship Experience
You will work and live as part of a team of young and energetic full-time teachers who reside near the Academy and who enjoy their work. Receive excellent mentoring and support in a job that makes a difference!
As an intern teacher, your two-year service begins with you gaining valuable first-year teaching experience serving as a summer school teacher in our four-week July education program. During the regular school year (late August-May), you will teach a variety of classes, as well as serve as an advisor and coach. The academic year concludes with your service as a camp counselor in the Academy's two-week overnight camp at the Claggett Center (June). Your second year follows a similar schedule with increased teaching responsibilities.
? Class sizes of 12-15 students
? Coaching athletics and extracurricular clubs
? Supportive working environment with mentoring by master teachers
Benefits
In addition, our intern program includes the following benefits:
? Living Stipend
? Health insurance � fully paid, including deductibles.
? Housing is provided in a newly renovated row house in Baltimore�s historic Federal Hill neighborhood just a few blocks from the school.
? Nearby health club membership
? Deferment of student loans, plus AmeriCorps Education Award of $5,550 (eligible after a year of service at the Academy)
? Earn a graduate degree in education from Loyola University Maryland while you work at the Academy (conditional on being accepted and the University's continuing partnership)
This Volunteer Intern Teacher position is an eleven-month employment position with occasional evening responsibilities. The successful candidate will begin her/his duties in August 2022.
Interested candidates should email a cover letter explaining why her/his education and professional experiences have prepared them to be a part of the Academy faculty team along with a resume to: ------------. Candidates must also complete the Volunteer Intern Teacher Application and Employment Application on the Academy�s website.
St. Ignatius Loyola Academy is an equal opportunity employer. The Academy actively seeks diversity in all categories of employment and at all employment levels. Individuals are treated without discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, age, religion, national origin, marital status, disability or any other impermissible factor in accordance with federal, state or local law.
School and Results
St. Ignatius Loyola Academy, founded in 1993, is a tuition-free Jesuit Catholic school serving boys in grades 5-8 with a vision of breaking the cycle of poverty through education. One hundred percent of enrolled students� families qualify for the Federal free or reduced lunch program. Students live throughout Baltimore City and only 7% of students are Roman Catholic while 45% have no church affiliation. The success of the Academy's unique program featuring an extended day eleven-month school year combined with a rigorous curriculum, small class sizes and mentoring support after graduating leads to achievement in high school and college and lives as productive men for others. Since its founding, 98% of Academy graduates have received a high school diploma and 88% have matriculated in college.
Located in Baltimore�s Federal Hill neighborhood, St. Ignatius Loyola Academy offers a supportive learning community for both students and faculty, small class sizes (13-15 students), and work-life balance. Academy graduates attend exemplary public and private high schools, both day and boarding, in Baltimore and throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Our Graduate Support Program provides counseling and advising support to over 200 graduates who are currently attending high school and college. The Academy is an independent Catholic Jesuit school accredited by the Association of Independent Maryland and DC Schools (AIMS) and sponsored by the USA East Jesuit Province. Grounded in that educational tradition, the Academy�s faculty and staff educate deserving young men to be intellectually competent, open to growth, loving, religious, and committed to doing justice. Learn about our excellent educational program and the exceptional results we achieve at ------------.
The Internship Experience
You will work and live as part of a team of young and energetic full-time teachers who reside near the Academy and who enjoy their work. Receive excellent mentoring and support in a job that makes a difference!
As an intern teacher, your two-year service begins with you gaining valuable first-year teaching experience serving as a summer school teacher in our four-week July education program. During the regular school year (late August-May), you will teach a variety of classes, as well as serve as an advisor and coach. The academic year concludes with your service as a camp counselor in the Academy's two-week overnight camp at the Claggett Center (June). Your second year follows a similar schedule with increased teaching responsibilities.
? Class sizes of 12-15 students
? Coaching athletics and extracurricular clubs
? Supportive working environment with mentoring by master teachers
Benefits
In addition, our intern program includes the following benefits:
? Living Stipend
? Health insurance � fully paid, including deductibles.
? Housing is provided in a newly renovated row house in Baltimore�s historic Federal Hill neighborhood just a few blocks from the school.
? Nearby health club membership
? Deferment of student loans, plus AmeriCorps Education Award of $5,550 (eligible after a year of service at the Academy)
? Earn a graduate degree in education from Loyola University Maryland while you work at the Academy (conditional on being accepted and the University's continuing partnership)
This Volunteer Intern Teacher position is an eleven-month employment position with occasional evening responsibilities. The successful candidate will begin her/his duties in August 2022.
Interested candidates should email a cover letter explaining why her/his education and professional experiences have prepared them to be a part of the Academy faculty team along with a resume to: ------------. Candidates must also complete the Volunteer Intern Teacher Application and Employment Application on the Academy�s website.
St. Ignatius Loyola Academy is an equal opportunity employer. The Academy actively seeks diversity in all categories of employment and at all employment levels. Individuals are treated without discrimination based on race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, age, religion, national origin, marital status, disability or any other impermissible factor in accordance with federal, state or local law.