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Job Title: High School English/Theater Teacher Location: New York Military Academy, 78 Academy Ave, Cornwall On Hudson, NY 12520 Employment Type: Full-time Start Date: Immediately Available Application Deadline: Rolling until filled
About Us: The New York Military Academy (NYMA) is a renowned institution dedicated to academic excellence, leadership, and the personal development of our cadets. Located in Cornwall On Hudson, NY, NYMA provides a unique environment that fosters discipline, respect, and inclusivity as a private, college preparatory military school for day and boarding students in grades 7 through 12.
Position Overview: NYMA is seeking a dynamic, passionate, and qualified High School English/Theater Teacher to join our faculty. The ideal candidate will design and deliver an engaging Advanced Placement (AP) level English curriculum, foster and coach students in writing abilities, and direct theater instruction. The candidate must have experience working with students with diverse needs and be prepared to take on additional responsibilities as a student advisor and dorm supervisor.
Core Responsibilities:
Design high school English curriculum, including AP-level courses and effectively instruct students
Develop and lead theater and performance-based classes and productions
Coach students in writing across various formats, supporting both academic and creative writing skills
Adapt teaching strategies to meet the needs of students with diverse learning styles and needs
Serve as a student advisor and fulfill dorm supervisor duties as required
Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging lessons that align with NYMA’s academic standards
Participate in curriculum development, faculty meetings, and school events
Foster an inclusive, respectful, and positive classroom environment that promotes student growth and engagement
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in English, Theater, or a related academic discipline
Demonstrated experience in AP-level instruction, with proven track record of guiding students to academic success
Experience and interest leading theater department/education
Proven ability to coach students in writing, while supporting advancement in writing skills
Demonstrated success instructing and coaching students of diverse backgrounds and learning needs
Teaching certification (preferred)
Strong communication, organizational, and classroom management skills
Willingness to take on extra duties as a student advisor and dorm supervisor
Compensation & Benefits:
Industry competitive salary commensurate with experience
Faculty housing provided on campus
Retirement Plan
Professional development opportunities
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their resume, a cover letter detailing relevant experience, and professional references to kjohnston@nyma.org with the subject line “Application for High School English/Theater Teacher.”
Join our dedicated team and make a difference in the academic and personal growth of our cadets.
New York Military Academy, established in 1889 in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, is a college preparatory school for day and boarding students in grades 7 through 12. A curriculum grounded in classical disciplines, NYMA is dedicated to a substantive process of developing young leaders who are prepared for success and fulfillment in college. Historically the campus has embraced an international student body and has always insisted on high standards for math and science.
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