School Mission:

Christ the King Jesuit College Prep, a Catholic school on Chicago’s West Side and a member of the Cristo Rey Network, challenges and inspires its young women and men through the integration of academics, work experience, and extracurricular activities to lead lives of integrity, faith, and servant leadership for the greater glory of God.

School Description:

Christ the King Jesuit College Prep serves students in grades 9-12 through an innovative corporate internship program which allows students from families of limited financial means to earn up the majority of their tuition costs through jobs in professional settings. Christ the King prepares each and every student for college through our rigorous college preparatory curriculum and Corporate Work Study Program. We are proud that each year, every Christ the King graduate is accepted to college. The Class of 2024 marks our thirteenth consecutive class of 100% acceptance! Not only have all of our graduates been accepted to college, but 94% have enrolled in college after graduation.

Summary:

At Christ the King, we deliver rigorous, college prep instruction to our students in accordance with the Cristo Rey Network and College Readiness Standards. At the center of our philosophy is cura personalis, or care for the whole person. We foster a student-centered environment, and support all learners toward attaining mastery of critical skills and content to ensure college and career success. We model the Grad at Grad principles to develop learners who are Intellectually Competent, Open to Growth, Loving, Religious, Committed to Justice, and Experienced Workers. With Christ as our foundation and example, we strive to inspire our young women and men to lead lives of integrity, faith, and servant leadership for the greater glory of God.

Strong candidates for faculty positions are those who value community, and believe in the worth, merit, and limitless potential of each individual as a child of God. As such, they are student advocates who bring expert content-knowledge, compassion and enthusiasm to their work, helping our students to hone their God-given talents. Most importantly, they approach their work as a vocation, fully aware that their commitment to excellence is the catalyst for our student’s success. Applicants seeking consideration to join our team are encouraged to visit our website at www.ctkjesuit.org to learn more about our community prior to submitting a formal application.

1. Teach 5 course sections in the Math Department (Algebra II). All faculty also teach one Advisory Section
2. Use Cristo Rey Network curriculum to establish and implement an effective plan for instruction and assessment that will prepare students for college and career success.
3. Demonstrate strong classroom management skills in an environment of respect and rapport
4. Actively collaborate with colleagues to support and strengthen the instructional program of Christ the King Jesuit College Prep
5. Actively implement the Code of Conduct and disciplinary procedures as outlined in the Student Handbook and consistent with principles of Restorative Justice
6. Tutor after school at assigned times one day per week
7. Supervise students during religious celebrations, school gatherings, etc., as assigned by administration
8. Demonstrate strong organizational and record-keeping skills, including submission of curricular maps and gradebook updates
9. Know, teach, and follow school-wide routines and procedures
10. Teach and act consistently in accordance with the stated mission, objectives, and policies of the School as articulated in the Employee Handbook
11. Model the “Graduate at Graduation” statement as consistent with Jesuit, Catholic education, and strive to support students in valuing and attaining those qualities
12. Participate in faculty meetings, curriculum development, substitute duties, admissions interviews, intervention planning and implementation, and professional development including, but not limited to, Cristo Rey Network Summer Institutes, as planned
13. Participate in Faith Formation including, but not limited to, Faculty-Staff Retreats, Ignatian Themes Workshops, and Mission Meetings
14. Respect and help form the spiritual values of students and support the Jesuit, Catholic identity of the School by exemplifying—in the Teacher’s own actions—the characteristics of Christian living, including being a leader of prayer and supporting the liturgical and spiritual life of the School

Bachelor’s Degree in Education, or a related field with equivalent experience, 2+ years’ experience teaching in a high school setting, Illinois PEL (or other state certification) a plus.