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Are you passionate about educating the next generation of Christian thinkers and leaders? Join our community of committed families and faculty who are discipling a generation to love what is true, good, and beautiful.
Currently Hiring
2026-2027 Openings
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Summary: This position has responsibility for up to five periods of classes containing up to 16 students each. The teacher is responsible for Latin instruction two to three days per week (Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday), for creating lesson plans and assignments based on blueprints, and for posting assignments to the school's online portal for parents to access. Candidates should be capable of, and interested in, teaching students in classes ranging from Introductory Latin (5th - 6th grades) and/or Upper Latin I to V (7th - 12th grades). Previous Latin teaching experience is preferred, especially experience with our curriculum of choice, Lingua Latina. Curriculum and materials will be provided.
Position type: Part-time. School day duties plus additional preparation time as needed. On-campus days are from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Some training and in-service days are also required.
Start date: Classes begin August 24. Training for incoming teachers will take place August 3-7.
Required qualifications: Bachelor's degree; agreement with and support of the school's Statement of Faith; strong commitment to Christian education and the Classical Model of education.
Additional desirable qualifications: Teaching experience at a classical school, teaching certification, and/or advanced degree
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Summary: This position has responsibility for one classroom of up to 16 students. The teacher is responsible for classroom instruction two or three days per week (Monday and Wednesday; Thursday for 7th+), for creating lesson plans and assignments based on blueprints, and for posting assignments to the school's online portal for co-teachers (i.e., parents) to access. Curriculum and materials will be provided.
Position type: Part-time. School day duties plus additional preparation time as needed. On-campus days are from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Some training and in-service days are also required.
Start date: Classes begin August 24. Training for incoming teachers will take place August 3-7.
Required qualifications: Bachelor's degree; agreement with and support of the school's Statement of Faith; strong commitment to Christian education and the Classical Model of education.
Additional desirable qualifications: Teaching experience at a classical school, teaching certification, and/or advanced degree
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Summary: The Campus Assistant plays a vital role in supporting the smooth operation of on-campus days by assisting the Operations Coordinator and has a keen focus on hospitality for staff, students and families. This position assists with preparing the campus day through setup and breakdown tasks. The Campus Assistant will also provide support to the P.E., Choir and Art class, as needed, as well as occasional opportunities to be a teaching substitute.
Position type: Part-time. On-campus days are Monday and Wednesday. C.A.s are on duty from 7:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., with 30 minutes for lunch. Some training and in-service days are also required.
Start date: Classes begin August 24th. Training for incoming teachers will take place August 3-7.
Required qualifications: Agreement with and support of the school's Statement of Faith; strong commitment to Christian education and the Classical Model of education.
“I love working at Classical because I get to see firsthand how a consistent education in the faith leads to tangible moments of sanctification in young Christians. I also love being a part of a faculty that gets to work together toward a common mission.”
—Christian Young,
Administrative Director, Humanities Instructor
What our employees are saying
“Classical School of Dallas is not only a place to work, but a place to grow in intellect, skill, and Christ-centered friendship.”
—Katie Lockette,
Logic School Instructor
“I've had a share in almost every major form of education — homeschool, orphanage-based, public, private, international, classical, play-based, Christian, secular — based on all those experiences, Classical School of Dallas is the school that I always wanted to exist, and that I was prepared to found myself if need be! If you really love education and are drawn to more deeply engage in knowing God, the world, ourselves, and others, I think you will love the vision at Classical too.”
—Julianne Cassetta,
Grammar School Instructor
“Classical is more than a workplace, it is a community of people who come together to seek to bring the Lord's truth, goodness, and beauty into the world though families and students.”
— Rylee Millhouse,
Grammar School Instructor
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Due to our growing student body we are always accepting applications with start dates January through August.
Applicants must agree with our Statement of Faith, love children, and be passionate about Classical education. We would be happy to answer any further questions at Staffing@ClassicalDallas.org
Our Philosophy of Education
Teachers, Administrators, and Staff partner with co-teachers (parents) to cultivate passion and depth in students through an imaginative, faithful, and intelligent exploration of God’s Word and world.
Teachers at Classical
must have genuine affection for children, a commitment to Christian discipleship through education and a desire to implement and grow in Classical teaching methods.