Lead Guide

Slope; Provo, Northern (UT, KY); Hybrid; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health stipend

Tuition benefits for children

Generous PTO

Paid school vacations

Job summary

Slope School is seeking a Lead Guide in Provo, UT for a full-time role starting at $60,000 plus benefits. The Lead Guide will take primary responsibility for a studio of students, focusing on learning, culture, progress, and daily experience.

5+ years of teaching experience and a bachelor's degree or teaching qualification are required. You will lead a classroom, coach students toward ambitious goals, and mentor less-experienced Guides within a supportive team and family-centered model.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of teaching experience.
• Bachelor's degree or formal teaching qualification.
• Demonstrated ability to lead a classroom effectively.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
• High ownership and an "at-cause" mindset.
• Strong judgment, organization, and follow-through.
• Ability to combine warmth with high expectations and accountability.

Responsibilities

• Lead a studio and create an environment where students are engaged, challenged, and increasingly independent.
• Facilitate discussions, project-based learning, and core academic work.
• Track student progress and use data to coach students toward ambitious goals.
• Build a strong studio culture centered on ownership, respect, and accountability.
• Develop thoughtful learning experiences, projects, and exhibitions.
• Build strong relationships and communicate effectively with families.
• Support and mentor less-experienced Guides.

Skills

Teaching

Educational leadership

Communication

Ownership mindset

Classroom management

Education

Bachelor's degree or formal teaching qualification

Job description

Lead Guide

Slope School | Full-Time | $60,000 + Benefits

Join a school reimagining education

Slope School is building a different kind of learning environment - one where students take ownership of their learning, families are deeply aligned with the mission, and educators are trusted as professionals.

We are looking for early-career educators who want to learn quickly, take on meaningful responsibility, and develop into exceptional teachers.

About the Role

A Lead Guide takes primary responsibility for a studio of students: their learning, culture, progress, and day-to-day experience.

This role is designed for an accomplished educator with 5+ years of teaching experience who can independently lead a classroom while continually improving their own practice.

What You'll Do

• Lead a studio and create an environment where students are engaged, challenged, and increasingly independent
• Facilitate discussions, project-based learning, and core academic work
• Track student progress and use data to coach students toward ambitious goals
• Build a strong studio culture centered on ownership, respect, and accountability
• Develop thoughtful learning experiences, projects, and exhibitions
• Build strong relationships and communicate effectively with families
• Support and mentor less-experienced Guides

What We're Looking For

• 5+ years of teaching experience
• Bachelor's degree or formal teaching qualification
• Demonstrated ability to lead a classroom effectively
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• High ownership and an "at-cause" mindset
• Strong judgment, organization, and follow-through
• Ability to combine warmth with high expectations and accountability

Why Slope?

Slope gives excellent educators significant autonomy without the bureaucracy common in larger school systems. Guides focus on coaching, discussion, and meaningful learning - not grading stacks of papers or assigning homework. You'll work closely with a strong team and families who have actively chosen and believe in our educational model.

Compensation & Benefits

Starting at $60,000 + benefits, with compensation dependent on experience. Benefits include a health stipend, tuition benefits for children, generous PTO, and paid school vacations.