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Teaching Assistant Global Village Project   Global Village Project was founded in 2009 as a model for innovative, equitable refugee education. We aim to remove the barriers to refugee girls’ learning and amplify their voices as creative young leaders, and our full-day middle school is designed specifically for their needs as English language learners, with trauma-informed and restorative practices at its center. We are a team of educators, of lifelong learners, and of people who care deeply about girls’ education and the refugee experience, and together we are building a multicultural, multilingual community of students and staff.    ABOUT THE ROLE Global Village Project is seeking a Teaching Assistant to join our team for the 2026-2027 school year and beyond. This is a 10-month, 30-hour assistant teaching position that will offer the opportunity to learn from an innovative teaching team in a unique, multicultural school environment. The right person for...

Science and Environmental Education (Full Time)   High Point Friends School (HPFS) is an independent Quaker school in High Point, North Carolina, serving approximately 100 students from ages 2 through eighth grade. Founded in 1963, the school is committed to welcoming students from diverse backgrounds and educating the whole child in the Quaker tradition.   The campus features a library, a gymnasium with rock-climbing walls, and plenty of outdoor space for athletics and experiential learning. HPFS fosters a culture of inclusion, critical thinking, service, and environmental stewardship.   HPFS is seeking Science and Environmental Education teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.   Ideal candidates will have 3+ years teaching experience with an active teaching license. Candidates should believe in the inherent goodness of children and aspire to make class academically rigorous and joyful. Faculty should embrace Quaker values, known as the SPICES. (Simplicity....

Elementary Teacher (Full time)   High Point Friends School (HPFS) is an independent Quaker school in High Point, North Carolina, serving approximately 100 students from ages 2 through eighth grade. Founded in 1963, the school is committed to welcoming students from diverse backgrounds and educating the whole child in the Quaker tradition.   The campus features a library, a gymnasium with rock-climbing walls, and plenty of outdoor space for athletics and experiential learning. HPFS fosters a culture of inclusion, critical thinking, service, and environmental stewardship.   HPFS is seeking elementary school teacher applicants for the 2026-2027 school year.   Ideal candidates will have 3+ years teaching experience with an active teaching license. Candidates should believe in the inherent goodness of children and aspire to make class academically rigorous and joyful. Faculty should embrace Quaker values, known as the SPICES. (Simplicity. Peace....