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4th - 8th Grade Science Teacher (Posted 6/25/26)
Our Lady of Fatima (Benton, AR)
Please email resume and references to Melissa Kings, Principal, [email protected]

General Purpose -To plan, organize and implement an appropriate instructional program in a learning environment that guides and encourages students to develop and fulfill their academic potential and spiritual growth.
Whether Catholic or non-Catholic as a Catholic school teacher and an employee of the Catholic Church, the employee must uphold all teachings of the Catholic Church.
The Catholic school teacher must:
  • understand and accept the role of the school as unique pastoral, education agency of the Church.
  • understand and be willing to implement the philosophy and goals of the school.
  • be willing to attend liturgies and prayer experiences that are celebrated for faculty growth and for the total school community.
  • be willing to participate in sessions for the faculty intended for professional and spiritual growth.
  • understand the importance of integrating the curriculum with the Gospel values espoused by the Church and will to do so in his/her subject area. 
  • serve as a positive role model for students by exemplifying a commitment to Catholic education and values.
Job Responsibilities
  • plan and implement engaging lessons that accommodate diverse learners and promote academic excellence
  • establish and communicate clear objectives for all learning activities
  • maintain and organize welcoming and safe classroom environment 
  • utilize a variety of learning materials and resources for use in educational activities
  • identify and select instructional resources and methods to meet students' differentiated needs 
  • instruct and monitor students in the use of learning materials and equipment
  • utilize technology to support instruction
  • observe and evaluate student's performance and development
  • assign and grade class work, homework, and tests 
  • provide feedback on assignments and evaluations
  • encourage and monitor the progress of students
  • maintain accurate and complete records of students' progress and development
  • update all necessary records accurately and completely as required by laws, diocesan policies, and school regulations
  • manage student behavior in the classroom by establishing and enforcing rules and procedures 
  • uphold and enforce school policies and procedures
  • participate in faculty and parent meetings
  • communicate information regularly to parents regarding student progress and student needs including emotional well-being
  • attend professional development opportunities to stay current in subject area, teaching resources and methods
  • know and implement curriculum standards as outlined in the In Spirit and Truth Curriculum Guide​
Education and Experience
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited institution
  • Single subject teaching credential or license if teaching a specialized subject
  • State license or working toward licensure
  • Prior teaching experience
Key Competencies
  • self motivation
  • high energy level
  • verbal and written communication skills
  • attention to detail
  • problem solver
  • decision maker
  • organizational skills
  • learning orientation
  • critical thinker
  • stress tolerance
  • flexibility
  • nurturing
  • collaborative
  • responsible
  • use of technology
  • confidentiality
The teacher is responsible for duties as assigned by the principal and following the policies outlined in the School Faculty Handbook and the Policy and Procedure Manual for Elementary and Secondary Schools for the Diocese of Little Rock.

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    • Professional Development >
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      • Google Training Series
      • Fall Workshops
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    • Newsletters >
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        • 2023 Newsletters
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        • 2025 Newsletters
    • Legislation
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