Logic Level Teachers (7th-9th)

Secondary Humanities Teacher

Logic and Rhetoric Level Position: North and West Campus (apply only once)

Job Summary

We're looking for someone with 3-5 years of experience as a Secondary Humanities Teacher to join our educational community. This position requires a dedicated educator who can create an engaging, well-managed classroom environment. The ideal candidate will be comfortable teaching multiple humanities subjects, especially European history and British literature, while fostering critical thinking and character development in students. You'll work collaboratively with faculty to deliver a rigorous academic program rooted in classical pedagogy.

Responsibilities

Design and deliver comprehensive lesson plans that align with curriculum standards and engage students according to their stage of learning (Trivium). Assess student progress through various evaluation methods and provide constructive feedback to support academic development. Collaborate with colleagues, parents, and administrators to create a supportive educational community and address student needs.

Qualifications

Committed Christian with a solid Biblical worldview. Familiar with Classical Christian pedagogy (Trivium) and committed to delivering lessons and assessments that are appropriate to the stage of learning. Demonstrated ability to maintain a joyful and disciplined classroom environment that engages students' creative gifts and talents. Strong commitment to ongoing professional development. Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree


• Classical Christian Education (3 - 10 years)


• Classroom Management (3 - 6 years)


• Agreement with Logos School’s Statement of Faith

Nice to Have

• Lesson Planning (3 - 6 years)


• Student Assessment (3 - 6 years)


• Teaching Strategies (3 - 6 years) 

Latin Teacher

Logic and Rhetoric Level Position: North and West Campus (apply only once)

Job Summary

Logos School is looking for a full-time secondary Latin teacher (6-11th grade). Applicants must have love for Latin and Roman Culture, with a strong background in teaching Latin. Demonstrated experience at the secondary level is desired. 

Logos School uses Lingua Latina as our base curriculum  - https://www.amazon.com/Lingua-Latina-Illustrata-Pars-Familia/dp/1585104205

Responsibilities

Contact with students is 5 hours a day, 5 days a week. Teachers generally follow the curriculum guide and our base curriculum - Lingua Latina with some level of flexibility for creative lesson planning. Classes are expected to be taught largely in Latin to provide students with an immersive learning experience. Teachers must attend (in person) the Logos Teacher training (July 1-2, 2026) and Logos Teacher Orientation (August 18-20, 2026) both in Moscow, ID. School starts on August 24, 2026.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or higher. 


• Demonstrated teaching experience in Latin. Teaching experience in other languages or subjects is a bonus. 


• Agreement with Logos School’s Statement of Faith

Science Teacher

Job Summary

Logos School seeks a passionate and dedicated Upper School Science Teacher to inspire students in the study of earth science and physical science through a creationist and Christian perspective. The ideal candidate will embody a love for God’s creation, fostering joy and a sense of wonder in students while delivering rigorous instruction within a classical pedagogical framework. This full-time position serves students in grades 7-9, equipping them to explore the natural world as a reflection of God’s design and glory.

Responsibilities

• Instruction: Teach earth science and physical science courses for upper school students, integrating a creationist worldview that affirms the biblical account of creation and the order of the natural world. Employ classical pedagogy, including the Trivium (grammar, logic, rhetoric), to cultivate critical thinking, eloquent expression, and a deep appreciation for scientific inquiry.


• Curriculum Development: Design and implement engaging lesson plans that align with Logos School’s classical Christian educational philosophy, emphasizing the wonder of God’s creation. Incorporate hands-on experiments, discussions, and Socratic questioning to spark curiosity and intellectual growth.


• Student Engagement: Foster a classroom environment that radiates joy, encourages exploration, and nurtures a sense of awe at the complexity and beauty of God’s world. Guide students to connect scientific principles to their faith, helping them see biology and chemistry as expressions of divine order.


• Assessment: Evaluate student progress through assignments, labs, projects, and exams that reflect classical education goals and uphold academic rigor. Provide constructive feedback to support intellectual and spiritual growth.


• Collaboration: Work closely with colleagues to integrate science with other disciplines, reinforcing the unity of knowledge under a Christian worldview. Participate in school events, faculty meetings, and professional development.


• Mentorship: Serve as a role model of Christian virtue, guiding students in their spiritual and academic journeys. Encourage students to pursue truth, beauty, and goodness in their studies and lives.


• Community Engagement: Build relationships with students, parents, and the broader Logos School community, reflecting the school’s commitment to partnership in Christian education.

Qualifications

• Passion for inspiring wonder and joy in students through the study of God’s creation


• Ability to weave a creationist and Christian perspective into biology and chemistry instruction


• Proficiency in classical pedagogical methods, including Socratic dialogue and integrative teaching


• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to engage students and build community


• Commitment to academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and spiritual growth

Requirements

• Strong knowledge of earth science and physical science, and enthusiasm for teaching from a Christian worldview


• A vibrant, personal faith in Jesus Christ as demonstrated by regular attendance at a Bible-believing and preaching church


• A commitment to a creationist perspective, affirming the biblical account of creation


• Agreement with Logos School’s Statement of Faith

Nice to Have

• Master’s degree


• Secondary teacher (1+ years)


• Familiarity with classical Christian education and the Trivium


• ACSI certification

Why Join Logos School

• Be part of a tight-knit, faith-filled community in Moscow, Idaho, committed to raising up the next generation of Christian leaders.


• Teach in an environment that values joy, wonder, and the pursuit of truth through a classical lens.


• Inspire students to see the glory of God in the intricacies of earth science and physical science.


• Collaborate with passionate educators who share your commitment to Christ-centered education.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary


• Retirement and health benefits for full-time employees


• 100% tuition discount for children of full time employee's hourly wage


• Professional development through Logos Teacher Training and opportunities to attend ACCS conferences