High School Science Teacher—Faith-Driven Impact

Westminster Christian Academy (St. Louis); Town and Country (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Westminster Christian Academy is seeking a Science Teacher for the 2027-28 school year. The candidate should be driven by excellence, care deeply about students, and build healthy relationships in and outside the classroom. Westminster emphasizes a biblical worldview integrated into science education.

The school, founded in 1976, serves 970 students in grades 7–12 in suburban St. Louis County, Missouri, on a 70-acre campus, with a commitment to a comprehensive college preparatory program.

Qualifications

• A clear testimony of a personal saving relationship with Jesus Christ
• Membership or faithful attendance at an approved Protestant church congregation
• Bachelor’s Degree in Science or Education w/ Science emphasis
• Passion to integrate Science and Christianity in teaching approach
• Solid understanding of the reformed faith
• Strong classroom management skills
• Strong professional or collegiate references
• Teaching certification in science and experience in secondary school setting preferred
• Two professional references submit our Faculty Candidate Evaluation on their behalf
• One Pastor Reference submitted on their behalf

Responsibilities

• Teach science to grades 7–12 as part of Westminster Christian Academy’s program
• Develop healthy, nurturing relationships with students and families in and outside the classroom
• Integrate science with biblical truth as interpreted by the Westminster Confession of Faith

Skills

Classroom management

Faith commitment

Church involvement

Interdisciplinary integration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Science or Education with Science emphasis

Job description

Westminster Christian Academy is seeking a Science Teacher for the 2027-28 school year. The candidate should be driven by excellence, care deeply about students, and build healthy relationships in and outside the classroom. Westminster emphasizes a biblical worldview integrated into science education.

The school, founded in 1976, serves 970 students in grades 7–12 in suburban St. Louis County, Missouri, on a 70-acre campus, with a commitment to a comprehensive college preparatory program.