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LEARN Charter School Network in Washington, DC seeks an Orchestra Teacher to provide high-quality music education to elementary students on a contract, on-site basis. You will plan and deliver engaging orchestra lessons, teach violin and cello to beginners and intermediate players, organize rehearsals, and prepare students for performances.
You will assess progress, foster an inclusive classroom, and collaborate with families and staff to integrate music into the broader curriculum in support of
Company Description LEARN Charter School Network is a nationally recognized 501(c)(3 organization operating high-performing, college-prep elementary public charter schools. Its mission is to equip children with the academic foundation and ambition needed to earn a college degree. LEARN is committed to serving underserved Chicagoland communities by offering families a high-quality, tuition-free elementary education where strong school options are limited. The network focuses on elementary grades to foster college readiness early, a strategy reflected in the success of its alumni, with most attending college-prep high schools and 2- or 4-year colleges. Prospective applicants can learn more about LEARN’s schools, values, and impact at www.learncharter.org.
Role Description The Orchestra Teacher is a contract, on-site role based in Washington, DC, responsible for providing high-quality music education to elementary students. Day-to-day duties include planning and delivering engaging orchestra lessons, teaching students fundamentals of orchestral instruments, and building their skills in ensemble performance. The teacher will organize and direct rehearsals, prepare students for performances, and collaborate with school staff to integrate music into the broader educational program. Additional responsibilities include assessing student progress, maintaining a positive and inclusive classroom environment, and communicating regularly with families and colleagues to support student growth.
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