Candidates are welcome to apply for the entire position or selected parts: Middle and Upper School band, Lower School Music Resource Teacher, Audio-Visual technician and instructor, Theater and Performing Arts Coach, Middle and Upper School Music Teacher
Minimum Requirements:
College degree
Experience in teaching or other related fields
Preferred Experience:
Virginia State License
Experience with vocal and instrumental music
Experience with Audio and Visual technology
General Music Teacher Responsibilities:
Job Hours: 8:10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Attend teacher workdays and other required days
Specific Duties:
Provides 30 minutes of music enrichment instruction for all students in grades kindergarten through 5th grade per week.
Includes classes on musical instrument families, singing, critical listening activities, and a variety of musical activities.
Directs four bands of the appropriate instructional level and provides opportunities for performances, including the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Bands include a beginning band (4th grade), Intermediate Band (5th grade), Advanced Band (6th and 7th grades), and High School Band (grades 8 through 12).
Directs the IWA Chorus, open to students in grades 8 through 12. The class will be held two times a week. The chorus will perform at a minimum of the Christmas and Spring Concerts.
Directs the Audio/Visual Technician Class, open to students in grades 8 through 12. The class is responsible for providing sound, video, and light support for all IWA events. The class will be held one day per week.
Teaches the Middle School Music Resource class for students in grades 6 and 7.
Teaches the Music Appreciation Course, an elective course for students in grades 8 through 12. The course will focus on music history and critical listening skills in the following popular music styles: Jazz, blues, bluegrass, country, world music, Latin, and rock n' roll.
Directs the IWA Pep Band, consisting of band students from the Advanced and High School Bands. The pep band will perform at four games each for football, boys basketball, and girls basketball.
OTHER: Other duties as assigned by the Head of School
Isle of Wight Academy is an independent, non-sectarian, co-educational, nonprofit day school. The philosophy of Isle of Wight Academy is to accept students of average or above average ability and develop them to their fullest potential. The school emphasizes honor, integrity, social development, and citizenship of its students.
K-7 students study math, English, history, reading, science, and writing. They also participate in an enrichment program consisting of: art, band, STEM, music, physical education, leadership, and public speaking. Students in grades 8-12 follow a college preparatory program. Advanced Placement and Dual Credit offerings allow students to accumulate 40+ college credits.
Isle of Wight Academy also offer a complete varsity, junior varsity, and middle school (partial) athletic program. Football, basketball (boys and girls), volleyball (girls), baseball (boys) and softball (girls), co-ed golf, co-ed soccer, cross country (boys and girls), indoor/outdoor track (boys and girls), and fall and winter cheerleading are offered yearly. IWA also offers extracurricular activities in student government (SCO), the National Honor Society, service clubs, science clubs, scholastic teams, and music and drama programs.