Employment
Employment Opportunities
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This position is for a middle school and high school math teacher to develop and implement the math curriculum for students in grades 6, 7, and 8, and one grade in the high school (currently 12th grade). Our current model includes year-long skill-building math track classes for these grades, along with main lesson intensives taught in blocks. This colleague will develop and hold the math track classes. They will also work collaboratively with other colleagues in the math department and middle school class teachers to develop and support the entire middle school/high school math curriculum.
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Position Title: Early Childhood Lead Teacher
Responsible To: Early Childhood Chair
Hours/week: 40 hours per week
Employment Classification: Exempt (Salaried)
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The Emerson Waldorf School has openings for Part-Time Early Childhood Teacher’s Assistants to join our early childhood faculty.
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The Emerson Waldorf School has openings Full-Time Early Childhood Teacher’s Assistants to join our early childhood faculty for the 2025-2026 school year.
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EWS is seeking to rebuild its K-12th grade eurythmy program. We have a dedicated eurythmy room with a sprung floor, a vibrant student body, supportive colleagues, and a culture where eurythmy is well-respected.
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Responsible To: Director of Administration
This position is open beginning August 11, 2025.
Hours/week: 12.5 Hours (Part-Time)
Employment Classification: Non-Exempt
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The Emerson Waldorf School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is seeking part-time, hourly Substitute Teachers in the Early Childhood, Grade School, or High School. We prefer applicants with a college degree and teaching experience. We also prefer that our applicants have an understanding of child development and an ability to create a positive learning environment.
About the Emerson Waldorf School
Emerson Waldorf is a dual-accredited, well-established school with a rich program. We are located on a 54-acre wooded campus and farm set on the outskirts of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in the vibrant Research Triangle area. Within this diverse region, our campus is in a small rural and residential area adjacent to the 700-acre Duke Forest nature preserve. Our setting provides a rural atmosphere with the cultural advantages of a city. We serve students from preschool through high school and, in our working together, we actively promote a professional culture of communication, collaboration, and professional and personal development.
Emerson Waldorf School has a deep commitment to creating an inclusive community that values diversity and multiculturalism, and we seek candidates who have this same commitment.
Please visit our Relocation Page to learn more about the area.