Employment

Tabor Academy seeks a compelling, passionate, and visionary educator to teach four sections of history (a combination of general history and elective courses) in our History Department. History courses at Tabor center on historical thinking, reading, writing, and discussion skills. Using primary source analysis to develop the skills of sourcing, contextualization, corroboration, and purpose, students emerge as critical and creative problem solvers, able to apply these same lenses to current events. Empowered in this way, our students cultivate a nuanced, global, and well-informed world view. This position carries with it the expectation to serve as a dorm parent with related duties, and to coach or the equivalent for two seasons in the afternoon program. This position includes housing. 

The College Counseling Office Manager’s primary function is to insure a smooth flow of the office operations and the effective management of student records relative to the college admission process. This role must maintain the highest levels of confidentiality, understand the mission of an independent college preparatory school and be an excellent representative to our students, parents and the Tabor Academy community. This position has extensive daily interactions with students and their families, and requires excellent communication skills and a genuine interest in working to help people navigate an important life transition. 

Tabor Academy seeks a compelling and passionate educator to teach four Spanish classes of both core and elective courses in the Modern and Classical Languages Department, to serve as a dorm parent with related duties, and to coach or the equivalent for two seasons in the afternoon program. This position includes housing. 

Tabor would like to network with local, experienced coaches who would be interested in working with our interscholastic teams on a seasonal basis. Please send your resume to Director of Athletics, Conan Leary.