Serve as a long-term substitute drama teacher in the Lower School, providing engaging drama instruction and directing the third grade play and the fifth grade musical production.
Compensation
The Episcopal Academy offers competitive salary and benefits; employer retirement plan match; generous paid time off; excellent work/life balance; access to ongoing professional development; complimentary lunch during the school year; and use of campus facilities, including library and fitness center.
Responsibilities
Teach developmentally appropriate drama lessons introducing storytelling, creative movement, improvisation, and foundational acting skills
Continue the established drama curriculum
Direct and coordinate productions, including organizing rehearsals and guiding student performances
Collaborate with colleagues on production needs (costumes, props, scenery, technical support)
Create a supportive, inclusive classroom and rehearsal environment
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in theater, theater education, elementary education, or a related field
Nice to have: Experience directing children's theater
Nice to have: Experience coordinating student performances
Develop, implement, and evaluate client treatment plans and provide music therapy to promote, maintain and restore client’s mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health.
Responsibilities
Develop, implement and evaluate client treatment plans
Provide music therapy to promote, maintain and restore client’s mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health
Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings and approved research
Provide formal and informal consultations to other staff/community music therapists
Supervise and evaluate the work activities of music therapy practicum students and interns
An accomplished instrumentalist in trumpet, trombone, drums, or guitar to teach jazz courses, lead ensembles, and participate in departmental service and recruiting.
Compensation
The University expects to pay within an approximate range between $65,550 and $85,275 for this position.
Responsibilities
Teaching courses such as applied lessons at the undergraduate and graduate level
Teaching courses in theory and improvisation, and jazz arranging
Teaching beginner jazz piano
Leading weekly weekly jazz ensemble and applied studio class
Part-time lecturer teaching dance history, modern dance, improvisation, composition, cultural dance, dance/movement therapy, and methodology of dance education at the University of Miami.
The Contemporary Music Teacher inspires students to discover the joy of making music, develop instrumental skills, and build confidence through hands-on, performance-based instruction across multiple grade levels.
Compensation
$55,000 - $88,000
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver engaging, performance-based music instruction across multiple grade levels.
Teach students foundational skills on keyboards, drums, and guitar through hands-on practice and age-appropriate activities.
Lead small-group band experiences where students learn to play together, maintain rhythm, listen to one another, and develop ensemble skills.
Incorporate hip-hop, R&B, pop, and other contemporary musical genres that reflect students' interests and cultural experiences.
Teach practical musical skills, including rhythm, chords, basic song structure, improvisation, and performance techniques.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: Pennsylvania teaching certification in Music
Nice to have: experience working in urban school communities
Nice to have: experience teaching music to elementary or middle school students