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Fourth Grade Humanities Faculty

St. Francis Episcopal School
Houston, TX United States

Comprehensive School (P-12)
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Position Starts: August 1, 2025
Application Deadline: Until Filled

A Fourth Grade Humanities Faculty will facilitate the growth of students in a student-centered, developmentally appropriate environment focusing on research-informed, best practices following a differentiated, balanced approach and curriculum. While developing and maintaining positive relationships with students, parents, and faculty members, the Fourth Grade Humanities Faculty will recognize and nurture the social-emotional needs of each student.

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