Shining Mountain Waldorf School
High School Administrator 2008-09 Shining Mountain Waldorf School is seeking a qualified individual to serve as Administrator in the High School for the 2008-09 academic year. This position may be half-time to full-time depending upon areas of experience and expertise. Our basic Administrative position is half-time. In addition, we are looking for someone to take on college counseling, which is another quarter-time. An additional quarter-time teaching or as Pedagogical Dean for the High School could round out a full-time position. The ideal candidate will have extensive Waldorf high school experience in teaching and administration, a BA or higher, and will have completed Waldorf teacher training. Shining Mountain Waldorf School is a fully accredited member school of the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS) and the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA). Founded in 1983, Shining Mountain has grown steadily and now has an enrollment of 325 students in K-12th grade with a full and part-time faculty and staff of 62. The educational program is directed by a College of Teachers, which was founded in 1990. We have two kindergartens, a full elementary school with classes of 28 students, and our High School, which was founded in 1991, now has 90 students. Shining Mountain’s beautiful nine-acre campus is nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in sunny Boulder, home of the University of Colorado. Numerous ski resorts and hiking trails are nearby, and the cultural attractions of Denver are only 40 minutes away. Our Festival Hall for Arts and Athletics provides Shining Mountain with regulation basketball and volleyball courts, as well as space for drama, choral, and instrumental performances, seasonal festivals, sporting activities, and school assemblies. The Denver area Anthroposophical Society brings spiritual depth to our community through festival celebrations, workshops and conferences, and visiting lecturers. Biodynamic farming initiatives are active on our campus and in the Boulder Valley area. We are looking for individuals to join us who have training in Waldorf education, strong teaching abilities, collegial cooperation and teamwork, strong communication skills, and a commitment to professional development. Salary & Benefits: Our 2007-2008 base salary is $37,492; this will likely increase by a COLA adjustment for 2008-09. We offer years of experience pay of $850 per year for up to fifteen years of full-time Waldorf teaching experience at a qualified Waldorf School, and up to five years for full-time service in comparable positions at non-Waldorf schools. Medical, dental, and disability insurance, and a 401k retirement plan are included for teachers. Full tuition benefits are included for faculty children. A fund is available to help offset moving expenses. Applicants should submit a letter of intent, a resume, and references to Agaf Dancy at agafd@smwaldorf.org, by Fax to 303-444-7701 or by mail to Shining Mountain Waldorf School, 999 Violet Ave., Boulder, CO 80304.
 
Shining Mountain Waldorf School
Agaf Dancy AgafD@smwaldorf.org
999 Violet Ave.
Boulder, CO 80304 USA
Phone:303-444-7697
Fax:303-444-7701
(Added: 30-Jan-2008 )

Austin Waldorf School
Fulltime High School Computer Science Teacher for Fall 2008 Applicants for this high school position need to have a minimum of three years teaching experience at the high school level. Waldorf training is preferred. The teacher would be expected to attend weekly faculty meetings, show flexibility on a curriculum which must conform to Waldorf standards and provide student assessment. The current base salary is $36,366. A health plan is included as well as an optional retirement plan. To apply please submit a cover letter, your resume, biographical sketch, and at least three references (with telephone numbers) Contact person: Robert Brockett (512) 288- 5942 ext. 207 or rbrockett@austinwaldorf.org About our school: The Austin Waldorf School, established in 1980, provides an education for over 370 students with three kindergartens and grades one through twelve. Our sixty-plus member faculty works from a solid foundation based on formal training as well as classroom experience. A strong college of teachers provides spiritual leadership. Our beautiful 19-acre campus is situated in the hills outside the Austin city limits. It consists of three kindergartens, eight grade school classrooms, a library, a handwork room, a seven-classroom high school including state-of-the-art science and computer labs, a gymnasium, a eurythmy hall, two art studios, a performing arst center with a 350 seat auditorium and two rehearsal rooms, a school store, gardens and three playgrounds. Austin as a place to work and live: Austin is a family-oriented city located in the heart of the Hill Country in central Texas. Many of our teachers own homes near the campus. It is a region of rich natural beauty, surrounded by cedar and live-oak trees and filled with creeks, rivers, and a chain of highland lakes. Austin is the state capital and home of the University of Texas, which offers a myriad of cultural and recreational events. Although we serve the Austin community, our location on the edge of town makes it possible to live in a country setting. The Novalis Branch of the Anthroposophical Society of Texas sponsors study groups, festivals, and conferences. We are also fortunate to have a professional Eurythmy ensemble in Austin as well.
 
Austin Waldorf School
Robert Brockett mailto:rbrockett@austinwaldorf.org
8700 South View Road
Austin, Texas 78737 USA
Phone:512-288-5942
Fax:512-301-8997
(Added: 22-Jan-2008 )

East Bay Waldorf School
Seeking inspired educators who understand their role in the classroom as: 1/4 Role model and Coach, 1/4 Visionary, 1/4 Artist and 1/4 Old-fashioned, back to basics teacher. The East Bay Waldorf Highschool has openings for part-time Humanities Faculty for the 2008-2009 school year in both history and literature. Qualified candidates will possess undergraduate or graduate level study in history, American Studies, English or literature as well as some previous classroom experience at the middle school, highschool or university level. Ideal candidate will bring a love of adolescents and an additional area of interest/expertise such as: ecological sustainability, alternative energy, bio regionalism, field biology, sports, outdoor education, visual arts, yoga or aikido.Familiarity with Waldorf education and Waldorf teaching experience also desired. The school is in the process of creating a cutting-edge, visionary highschool program. Job responsibilites to be determined based on capacities, interest and prior experience. Position has nearly unlimited future growth potential for the right individual. Interested candidates please send cover letter, resume and 3 references by May 13, 2008. Be the change you want to see. About our school: The East Bay Waldorf School is located on 11 beautiful hillside acres overlooking the San Francisco Bay Area of California. Our site combines the best of two worlds; an idyllic natural setting adjacent to regional parks and wild lands, and within 15 minutes of the major cultural and urban centers of the San Francisco Bay. Our school recently entered is 28th year, and offers grades and high school education, as well as thriving Early Childhood and Parent Education programs. Our current enrollment is a robust 279 students. We offer a highly supportive and involved parent community and strong collegial collaboration, grounded in a solid commitment to anthroposophy and working out of a consensus model. We also offer benefits and additional compensation for experience.
 
East Bay Waldorf School
Morgan Cleveland admin@eastbaywaldorf.org
3800 Clark Road
El Sobrante, Ca 94803 USA
Phone:510-223-3570
Fax:510-222-3141
(Added: 5-May-2008 )

Rudolf Steiner School
The Rudolf Steiner School seeks a Waldorf trained, experienced Life Science teacher for the 2008-2009 school year. The full-time position includes teaching main lessons, biology labs and electives, as well as other duties commensurate with experience and expertise. The Rudolf Steiner School is the first Waldorf School in North America, founding Waldorf education in the United States in the vibrant city of New York. Growing from a school with twelve students in 1928 to a N - 12 school of nearly three hundred forty in 2007, the school offers a wide variety of experiences for the students and a supportive environment for the teachers and parents. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, the school is close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim and other museums on Museum Mile. The School is less than a block from Central Park, which is the playground for the Early Childhood and Lower School. The School offers competitive salaries and a strong benefit plan, which inclues full medical benefits, a retirement TIAA-CREF plan, life insurance and New York City Metro Cards to underwrite transportation costs. Another benefit is our school lunch program, which provides a delicious and mostly organic lunch to all faculty and staff members. Please send a resume, letter of interest, two references we can contact, and a biography to Linda Sawers at Rudolf Steiner School, 15 E. 78th Street, New York, NY 10075. Or by email to lsawers@steiner.edu
 
Rudolf Steiner School
Linda Sawers lsawers@steiner.edu
15 East 78th Street
New York, NY 10075 USA
Phone:212-879-1101
Fax:212-794-1554
(Added: 7-Feb-2008 )

Lake Champlain Waldorf School
We are a thriving Pre K through Grade 12 Waldorf School founded in 1984. We are seeking a High School math and science teacher for the 08-09 academic year. The base salary is $35,066.00 (plus benefits) with increases for experience. Our High School was founded in 2001 and is well-established. Our Kindergarten and Grade school is located in Shelburne, Vermont and our High School is located five miles south in Charlotte Vermont. This is a wonderful area to live in and raise a family.
 
Lake Champlain Waldorf School
Andrea Bayer abayer@lcwaldorf.org
359 Turtle Lane
Shelburne, VT 05482 
(Added: 17-Mar-2008 )

Located in the diverse and vibrant Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago, the Chicago Waldorf School is a fully accredited independent school with an enrollment of approximately 400 students. The school serves infants and toddlers and their parents in our Parent/Child program and preschoolers in our Early Childhood program as well as providing the comprehensive 12 year program for First through Twelfth Grades. Our campus is within walking distance of Lake Michigan and 1 1/2 blocks from public transportation. We are currently seeking a High School Math Teacher for a full-time salaried (exempt) position beginning July 1, 2008. All of our faculty members receive ample mentoring and professional development coordinated by our Teacher Development Committee. Prefered qualifications and experience include: a minimum of a bachelor's level degree in mathematics or related field; successful completion of a Waldorf High School Teacher Training Program; demonstrated experience and success in teaching teens; excellent communication skills with the parent community. We seek colleagues who are eager to work collaboratively in an anthroposophical environment. The Chicago Waldorf School offers excellent and competitive benefits including health, life, disability, dental insurance, tuition remission and a 403b retirement program that fully vests after 3 years of working at the school. Salary is commensurate with experience. The Chicago Waldorf School is an equal opportunity employer. It is the school's policy to grant equal employment opportunity to all qualified persons without regard to race, sex, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientaion, physical or mental handicap, military status, sexual orientaion, citizenship status and any other status protected by federal, state or local law. The school provides equal opportunities in employment, promotion, wages, benefits and other terms and conditions of employment. It is our policy to make reasonable accommodations as required under the law. This policy has the support of the highest levels of management. To apply, send your resume and letter of interest to: Ilene Warfield, Chicago Waldorf School, 1300 W. Loyola Ave., Chicago, IL 60626 or by email to iwarfield@chicagowaldorf.org.
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Highland Hall Waldorf School
Highland Hall is seeking a high school mathematics teacher with a passion for math and experience teaching adolescents. Our full-time position includes 7th grade math and high school Algebra I and Pre-calculus for the 2008-2009 school year. The class sizes will range from approximately 13-25 students. An enthusiastic knowledge of algebra and pre-calculus and experience teaching adolescents are required qualifications for this position. Familiarity with the Waldorf high school curriculum and teaching methods is preferred but not required. Clear communication skills, flexibility, and creativity are highly valued here. Our math department members have a wealth of teaching and Waldorf experience, enjoy working together and look forward to welcoming a new colleague. Now in our 53rd year, Highland Hall was the first West Coast Waldorf School. We are a solidly established school determined not to rest on our laurels. Steiner said that Anthroposophy cannot simply be studied and understood; it must be lived anew each day. Highland Hall continually strives to recreate our school in the best interest of the children we serve. Our beautiful 11-acre campus sits atop a grassy hill on some of the most coveted real estate in the San Fernando Valley. It features trees, playing fields, and a large garden and orchard. Our school is in a suburb of Los Angeles with theaters, museums, and outdoor opportunities only a short drive away. Our mild climate makes year-round activities in the nearby beaches and mountains possible. Local resources include the Anthroposophical Society library and bookstore, a nearby practicing Anthroposophical doctor, and the Waldorf Institute of Southern California. Our compensation starts at $40,000 with experience pay increments and our benefits are thorough with medical and life insurance, retirement benefits with school contributions, tuition remission, and financial assistance with professional development. To apply, please submit your resume, letter of interest, and three professional references. We welcome your application and your questions!
 
Highland Hall Waldorf School
Amy Onelum jobs@highlandhall.org
17100 Superior St.
Northridge, CA 91325 USA
Phone:818-349-1394 ext. 210
Fax:818-349-2390
(Added: 18-Feb-2008 )

Shining Mountain Waldorf School
Employment Opportunity: High School Math Teacher Shining Mountain Waldorf School is seeking a qualified teacher and inspirational individual to serve as a full-time math teacher in the high school. Additional responsibilities include co-sponsoring a class, advising students, committee work, and possibly teaching other classes, depending upon areas of experience and expertise. We are looking for a candidate who has at least three years of high school math teaching experience, has at least a BA, and has completed or is in the process of completing Waldorf teacher training. Shining Mountain Waldorf School is a fully accredited member school of the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS) and the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA). Founded in 1983, Shining Mountain has grown steadily and now has an enrollment of 325 students in K-12th grade with a full and part-time faculty and staff of 62. The educational program is directed by a College of Teachers, which was founded in 1990. We have two kindergartens, a full elementary school with classes of 28-32 students, and our High School, which was founded in 1991, now has 90 students. The qualities that permeate Shining Mountain are the spirit and vitality of the children, the enthusiasm and support of the parents, the dedication and conscientiousness of the faculty and staff, and the competence and commitment of the Board of Trustees. We are looking for individuals to join us in this exciting endeavor who have training in Waldorf education, strong teaching abilities, collegial cooperation and teamwork, strong communication skills, and a commitment to professional development. Shining Mountain’s beautiful nine-acre campus is nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in sunny Boulder, home of the University of Colorado. Numerous ski resorts and hiking trails are nearby, and the cultural attractions of Denver are only 40 minutes away. Our Festival Hall for Arts and Athletics provides Shining Mountain with regulation basketball and volleyball courts, as well as space for drama, choral, and instrumental performances, seasonal festivals, sporting activities, and school assemblies. The Denver area Anthroposophical Society brings spiritual depth to our community through festival celebrations, workshops and conferences, and visiting lecturers. Biodynamic farming initiatives are active on our campus and in the Boulder Valley area. Salary & Benefits: Our 2007-2008 base salary is $37,492. We offer years of experience pay of $850 per year for up to fifteen years of full-time Waldorf teaching experience at a qualified Waldorf School, and up to five years for full-time service in comparable positions at non-Waldorf schools. Medical, dental, and disability insurance, and a 401k retirement plan are included for teachers. Full tuition benefits are included for faculty children. A fund is available to offset moving expenses. Applicants should submit a letter of intent, a resume, and references to Agaf Dancy at agafd@smwaldorf.org, by Fax to 303-444-7701 or by mail to Shining Mountain Waldorf School, 999 Violet Ave., Boulder, CO 80304.
 
Shining Mountain Waldorf School
Agaf Dancy AgafD@smwaldorf.org
999 Violet Ave.
Boulder, CO 80304 USA
Phone:303-444-7697
Fax:303-444-7701
(Added: 30-Jan-2008 )

Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm
HIGH SCHOOL MOVEMENT POSITION Summerfield Waldorf School is seeking someone who is trained in spatial dynamics to create a movement and physical education program for students in grades 7-12. This person must be sensitive to the changing needs and capacities of adolescents, and will preferably have participated in adolescent education in a Waldorf school environment. The individual should be capable of working in collaboration with colleagues to inspire more movement throughout the curriculum. He or she will be a core member of the high school faculty, serving as student mentor and leading Project and Open Week trips. In addition, this person will coordinate efforts with the lower school faculty. Base salary is $40,500. Benefits include medical, dental, long-term disability, and full-tuition remission.
 
Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm
Sonja Rohde sonja@summerfieldwaldorf.org
655 Willowside Road
Santa Rosa, CA 95401 USA
Phone:707-575-7194 x108
Fax:707-575-3217
(Added: 19-Mar-2008 )

Sacramento Waldorf School
The Sacramento Waldorf School seeks a full time colleague for the 2008/09 school year for our science department with emphasis on biology or physics. Ability to teach some math is an advantage. We seek a creative, enthusiastic teacher who is passionate about teaching and interested in helping students develop their scientific knowledge. The Sacramento Waldorf School recognizes the importance of science, math, and computer education for our students as they prepare for a modern, rapidly-changing world. Our program is housed in three new buildings, purpose-designed to support our curriculum and our approach to science education. These facilities offer a unique opportunity to develop and expand our program. Many of our graduates go on to major in the sciences at the college level. The science and math program is supported by a full curriculum. Main lessons are supplemented by science electives in the upper grades. Our program is further enriched by our site, with ample opportunities for field research. Additionally, our small farm offers a program in agriculture. We have an extra-curricular Robotics club. Desired qualifications include a BS or MS in biological or physical sciences. Waldorf high school teacher training is desired but not required. Prior experience of teaching high school is an advantage. Please submit a letter of interest and a copy of your resume to James Meier, High School Dean. jmeier@sacwaldorf.org (916)860-2525. The Faculty of the Sacramento Waldorf School invites you to consider a future with us! We are a thriving pre-K through 12th grade school with a beautiful 22-acre campus on the banks of the American River in Fair Oaks (about eight miles east of downtown Sacramento). The school is located in a pleasant suburban neighborhood. The cost of living remains reasonable. We are within easy reach of the natural world of the Sierras or the delights of San Francisco. Our campus includes a small working farm, athletic fields, a large multi-purpose building with performance and community space, and new facilities for high school sciences, math, and computers. Our school has a long-established role in the Sacramento region; we are approaching our fiftieth anniversary. We will celebrate the 30th anniversary of our first high school graduation this June. We are accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America. We offer a full Waldorf program, including two foreign languages, gardening, eurythmy, games, drama, handwork, and music. In addition to academic subjects, our high school program includes a variety of visual and performing arts. A strong extra-curricular program includes drama, mock trial, community service, model United Nations, and sports (basketball, soccer, baseball, and volleyball). The school is at the center of a strong, vibrant community. Our proximity to Rudolf Steiner College provides many opportunities for ongoing professional development. We have a strong, competent faculty and a full support staff. We offer a competitive salary and generous benefits, including tuition remission, health and dental insurance, long-term disability insurance, a retirement plan, and support for professional development. For further information, please contact: James Meier, Dean of the High School jmeier@sacwaldorf.org (916)860-2525. Liz Beaven, School Administrator lbeaven@sacwaldorf.org (916)860-2521.
 
Sacramento Waldorf School
James Meier jmeier@sacwaldorf.org
3750 Bannister Road
Fair Oaks, California 95628 USA
Phone:(916) 961-3900
Fax:(916) 961-3970
(Added: 15-Feb-2008 )