Posted
December 19, 2025
St. Edward High School (SEHS) is a premier private boys’ Catholic college preparatory high school in Lakewood, Ohio. The school was founded in 1949 and is operated in the tradition and charism of the Congregation of Holy Cross. The school has an enrollment of 900+ students from a variety of race, economic, and religious strata, within a six-county geographic reach.
St. Edward High School, an IB World School, encourages our students to become active, compassionate and lifelong learners with international awareness.
Mission:
St. Edward High School educates the hearts and minds of a diverse group of young men to have the competence to see and the courage to act as men of hope and faith for the transformation of the world.
St. Edward is known for its strong, nurturing community that emphasizes hospitality and humility. Our work is centered around four pillars: faith formation, excellence, relationships and servant leadership.
Duties and Responsibilities
Full time position that teaches part-time (60 minute classes on a rotating schedule), assists with building subbing and Mentorship Homerooms
Supports the school’s Holy Cross mission to shape the minds and hearts of its students through its extra-curricular activities, service-learning program, and retreats
Follows course objectives of the St. Edward HS curriculum and approach to the USCCB Curriculum Framework
Unit and lesson planning based on the International Baccalaureate’s MYP and DP standards
Works collaboratively with fellow teachers to design and deliver authentic instruction
Open to collaborating on and delivering interdisciplinary units with colleagues in other Departments
Maintains classroom control and student behavior, allowing everyone the opportunity to learn
Collaborates with intervention specialists, St. Andre Scholars staff, tutors, counselors, and other supports to foster the learning of all students
Works directly with team teachers and tutors to provide assistance and support for struggling students
Communicates with counselors, learning professionals, parents and students to maintain a positive learning experience and identify any problems or difficulties
Communicates with parents and students by posting lesson plans, sample work and grades on a regular basis on the school’s learning management system based on contract specifications
Maintains flexible hours within contract specifications, providing time before school, during community period, and after school for additional help, individualized instruction, mentoring, or guidance of independent projects
Participates in other department and community activities related to outreach, admissions, and the like
Qualifications
A practicing Catholic
Bachelor’s Degree in Theology, Religious Studies, Religious Education, Spirituality, or a closely related field; Master’s Degree preferred
Has or is able to obtain VIRTUS certification
Hold or be able to obtain a certificate of catechesis from the Diocese of Cleveland
Embodies, transmits, and inspires the values of the Congregation of Holy Cross, specifically the mission of educating hearts and minds
Has excellent communication and interpersonal skills; is able and willing to lead collaborative initiatives; and is a team player
Understands and supports the culture, mission, and vision of St. Edward High School
Has demonstrated abilities in forming strong relationships with students, colleagues, and other school constituency groups
Is able to lovingly and enthusiastically work with non-Catholic Christians, non-Christians, and atheist students in a supportive and respectful manner
Is enthusiastic about collaboration with colleagues in coordinating liturgies, retreats, and other major campus ministry events
Understands the complexities and nuances of the Catholic faith, Catholic Social Teaching, and ministries of accompaniment and inclusion in the spirit of the Congregation of Holy Cross
Is fully capable of having pastoral conversations with students, faculty/staff members, and other community members
St. Edward High School is an Equal Opportunity Employer supporting a diverse workforce. We are committed to building an employee population that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives and skills, dedicated to incorporating cultural humility in our daily work-routines. All hiring decisions are made based on an applicant’s qualifications, merit, and the school’s needs. St. Edward High School provides equal employment opportunity and does not discriminate based on race, age, sex, color, disability, or national origin in its procedures of employment, assignment, recruitment, termination, wage increase, and selection, for in-service or training or other benefits.
To Apply:
Email cover letter and resume to:
Laura Gallagher, Director of Human Resources
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