Employment Opportunities

Why should you join our Ludden-Grimes community?

 At Bishop Ludden-Grimes, our faculty and staff members become part of a close-knit, faith-centered community that values collaboration, purpose, and professional fulfillment. Our Catholic college preparatory high school is committed to educating the whole child through academic excellence and Christ’s teachings. Faculty and staff are supported as professionals and encouraged to use their unique gifts and talents to make a meaningful impact on students’ lives. With an emphasis on strong communication, creative instruction, and continuous growth, Bishop Ludden-Grimes offers a workplace where educators and staff are respected, mission-driven, and united in shaping students academically, spiritually, and personally while growing themselves within a supportive and values-based environment.

Opportunities:

 International Baccalaureate Coordinator

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Coordinator is a teacher‐leadership position that is critical to the success of the IB Programme. Under the general direction of the principal or principal’s designee, the IB Coordinator is the pedagogical leader for the IB Program, with responsibility for the academic progress of students in the program. The IB Coordinator promotes International Baccalaureate learner attributes (i.e., learner profile) as a fully integrated expression of the Bishop Ludden-Grimes Jr. Sr. High School mission, educating students to realize their unique purpose as made in God’s image (imago Dei). The IB Coordinator ensures that participating teachers are qualified subject matter experts and trained to uphold IB learner attributes. The IB Coordinator develops and maintains the IB Program with fidelity to IB regulations and accreditation obligations.

 Salary: $46,000 – $56,000

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Science Teacher

We are seeking a dynamic, passionate, and versatile Secondary Science Teacher to join our faculty. The ideal candidate will have the unique ability to inspire curiosity and foster scientific inquiry across a broad age range, from middle school general science (Grades 7–8) through high school specialized sciences (Grades 9–12, such as Biology, Chemistry, or Physics). You will be responsible for creating a safe, hands-on, and inclusive laboratory and classroom environment where students learn to think like scientists.

Salary: $40,000 – $50,000 based on experience.

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