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Position Overview The Director of Educational Design and Technology is a strategic academic leader who develops and sustains a K–12 innovation ecosystem that advances teaching, learning, and student engagement across all divisions. The Director integrates educational technology, instructional design, engineering, robotics, and experiential learning into a cohesive, mission-aligned program rooted in the values of Donna Klein Jewish Day School. This role supports faculty in designing innovative, student-centered, and interdisciplinary learning experiences that foster curiosity, critical thinking, creativity, and student ownership of learning. The Director also contributes to professional learning initiatives and teaches a small course load while leading the school’s broader innovation efforts.   Key Responsibilities 1.   Strategic Leadership: K–12 Innovation Vision ●        Design and implement a comprehensive K–12 educational innovation framework aligned...

The Assistant Director of Philanthropy for Annual Giving and Alumni Engagement is an integral member of the Philanthropy team, reporting to the Director of Philanthropy. The Assistant Director shapes and executes fiscal year Annual Fund strategy and plans, with a focus on broad-based appeals and alumni participation.   Collaborates with the Director of Philanthropy to craft and execute strategies to increase the level of unrestricted gifts among PBDA alumni and friends, and overall alumni participation to PBDA. This includes making a strong case for support, tracking progress of donor giving habits, and identifying trends to enhance the annual giving solicitation program.  Generates and analyzes giving and demographic data to inform strategies for increasing annual giving overall. Plans and implements direct mail and broadcast email appeals, in coordination with the Director Philanthropy. This includes educating donors on the need for unrestricted...

Job Type Full-time Description Palm Beach Day Academy, established in 1920, is an independent coeducational day school, serving students from age 2 to Grade 8 on two campuses. The foundation of PBDA's program is the education of our students in an academically challenging and compassion-rick environment that guides each child toward personal excellence of mind, body and character. At all levels, our students will be challenged to excel, empowered to act, and prepared to lead. Develop and execute a comprehensive events strategy that aligns with the organizational goals and mission identity of Palm Beach Day Academy. Manage volunteers Lead the planning and implementation of all special events, including internal gatherings, fundraising and campaign events and community outreach events, ensuring flawless execution from concept to completion. Manage relationships with vendors, venues, and internal and external stakeholders to negotiate contracts, oversee...

Campus: Lower School Position: 3rd Grade Teacher Employment Type: Full Time (10 months) Pay Type: Salary   Palm Beach Day Academy, established in 1921, is an independent coeducational school, serving almost 600 students from age 2 to Grade 8 on two campuses. The Lower School, in West Palm Beach, serves ages 2 yrs. through 3rd Grade. The Upper School, located on the island of Palm Beach, serves 4th through 8th Grades. The Upper School is currently seeking a 3rd Grade Teacher for the 2026-27 School Year. Applicants should enjoy working in a collaborative, student-centered environment and be skilled in providing differentiated instruction to promote student academic, social, and emotional growth.   In addition, a successful candidate will: Be motivated and enthusiastic, organized, and attentive to detail Possess excellent classroom management skills Be...

Mission: Episcopal Day School prepares students for a life of learning and meaningful service in a diverse global world by providing academic excellence and character formation inclusive of all God’s children and grounded in the Episcopal tradition.   Position: First Grade Teacher Episcopal Day School is located in beautiful downtown Pensacola, Florida.  The school is an easy walk to numerous shops, stores, restaurants, and coffee houses, as well as being mere minutes from Pensacola Beach.  EDS serves 446 students in grades PK2-8 and is the leading independent school in Northwest Florida.  EDS accepts students of average and above average academic ability and offers a full range of athletic and artistic opportunities for students.   The position teaches 18-20 grade level and above students in the academic areas of English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies and enjoys 80 minutes of duty free planning time with the other first grade teacher.  A...

Position Overview: Episcopal School of Jacksonville is seeking an innovative, enthusiastic, collegial, and versatile French instructor for the 2026-2027 school year. The most competitive candidates will have experience and a demonstrated interest in teaching French courses at a variety of levels in both Middle School and Upper School divisions. Candidates should be equally passionate about their subject and students, as well as have a particular interest and experience in high school or middle school education.   As part of the collegial culture of our faculty, a willing investment in collaborative efforts, professional growth, and the broader life of the school are all expectations of work at Episcopal. Contribution to the broader school community, through such means as academic advising, supervisory duties, and coaching or sponsoring of extracurricular programs, is expected of all community members.    Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in...

Position Overview: Episcopal School of Jacksonville is seeking a collaborative, innovative, and collegial Learning Specialist for the 2026-2027 school year. The purpose of the Learning Specialist is to work in concert with teachers and families to maximize student growth and achievement, preparing students to reach their full potential. The Learning Specialist Team (LST) supports professional development for new and veteran teachers regarding learning styles and classroom instruction. One of the most important functions of the LST is to help teachers provide differentiated instruction within the classroom. The team members and classroom teachers work in small groups on various levels with distinct goals in mind. These goals are established by the teacher and reviewed with the LST member, considering the students’ academic abilities and needs. The primary role is to support and enhance the educational process of our students; this can look different year to year,...