Founded in 2000, Trinity Episcopal School is a K-8 independent, coeducational school of 437 students. Situated on an attractive urban campus in the Garden District of Charlotte’s First Ward neighborhood, TES capitalizes upon the vibrant Center City as an extended classroom, providing engaging academic and unique service learning opportunities. A profoundly mission‐driven institution, Trinity is dedicated to three core values that are thoroughly intertwined: creating scholars, nurturing spirituality, and embracing diversity. In weaving these core values together, the School is redefining educational excellence through its constructivist, problem-based, student-centered, and differentiated methodologies. We believe that this educational philosophy creates a community of students who are fully engaged in learning, and we aspire to graduate 8th graders who are as similarly curious about the world as when they arrived on campus as kindergarteners. In keeping with the Episcopal educational tradition, spiritual development is integral to the Trinity experience, reflected in regular opportunities for community worship, faith studies classes, and a comprehensive service‐learning program. The founders of Trinity Episcopal School sought to create a student body that would reflect the population of the Charlotte metropolitan area – a diverse community of learners who could grow together with a mutual sense of belonging, respect, and appreciation. Trinity is populated by a rich variety of people from diverse racial, ethnic, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds. This intentional pluralism is a hallmark of Episcopal schools, which Trinity has embraced since its founding. Additionally, Trinity has established an honor code that holds students to the highest standards of integrity and personal conduct.

- A love for children and a willingness to go above and beyond in the best interests of students - Previous teaching experience in a K-8 school is preferred - Experience in using the flipped classroom model - Minimum of an undergraduate degree - A broad, generalist background in teaching would be a plus - Familiarity with and commitment to the mission of independent schools and Trinity Episcopal School - Integrity, sound judgment, self-confidence, maturity, and a sense of perspective - Excellent interpersonal, presentation, writing, organizational and communication skills - A commitment to our four primary core values of scholarship, spirituality, diversity, and integrity is essential - A high level of energy and ability to work on many tasks/projects - Initiative, the ability to collaborate and flexibility are keys - Strong critical thinking and analytic skills, problem solving and effective decision making skills - Demonstrated sensitivity to students, faculty/staff and families of varying racial, ethnic, religious, gender, cultural, disability, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic backgrounds - Become involved in the mission and life of the school beyond the primary responsibilities outlined - Communicates with his/her team, demonstrating initiative and always doing his/her best as an individual and as part of that team

Competitive salaries Tuition remission for for part-time and full-time employees Medical, dental, long-term disability and life insurance plans FLEX spending accounts Retirement program Walking distance to uptown CATS transportation center and light rail system Coaching opportunities Paid stipends for extracurricular activities with students