Technology Teacher

Archdiocese of Indianapolis; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Barnabas Catholic School is seeking a Technology Teacher to lead computer science, digital literacy, and educational technology instruction for students in grades Pre-K through 8.

The role focuses on building foundational motor/tech skills in younger students and fostering critical thinking, digital citizenship, basic coding, and media literacy in older students. Responsibilities span Early Childhood to Middle School with emphasis on safe, age-appropriate learning and practical technology

Responsibilities

• Lead CS, digital literacy, and educational technology instruction for Pre-K–8.
• Introduce device handling, mouse skills, and keyboarding for Pre-K–2nd.
• Teach keyboarding, Google Workspace basics, online safety, and basic block-based coding.
• Guide 6th–8th through digital literacy, basic web design/programming, and ethical tech usage.
• Integrate digital citizenship across all grade levels.

Skills

Engaging teaching

Adaptability

Innovative tech

Curriculum development

Job description

St. Barnabas Catholic School is seeking t hire an engaging, adaptable, and innovative Technology Teacher to lead computer science, digital literacy, and educational technology instruction for students in Grades Pre-K through 8th. The ideal candidate will foster a safe, creative, and age-appropriate environment where young learners build foundational motor/tech skills (like typing and navigation), and older students develop critical thinking, digital citizenship, basic coding, and media literacy skills.

Key Responsibilities:

Instruction & Curriculum

Early Childhood & Lower Elementary (Pre-K - 2nd): Introduce basic device handling, mouse skills/touchscreen navigation, spatial reasoning, age-appropriate educational software, and foundational keyboarding.

Upper Elementary (3rd - 5th): Teach formal keyboarding, Google Workspace basics, internet safety, digital citizenship, and introductory block-based coding (e.g., Code.org).

Middle School (6th - 8th): Guide students through advanced digital literacy, basic web design/programming, research skills, hardware basics, and ethical AI/technology usage.

Integrate digital citizenship principles (online safety, cyberbullying prevention, copyright, and digital footprint awareness) across all grade levels.