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Current Employment Opportunities
St. Margaret’s is accepting applications for SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS in all divisions.
Minimum requirements include a Bachelor’s degree and some teaching experience. Independent school teaching experience is a plus.
- Early Childhood educators will have 12 ECE units.
- Subject matter expertise is preferred for Middle and Upper School teachers.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER APPLICANTS ONLY - please apply by clicking here.
About St. Margaret's
Be a part of an institution on an important mission. Under the leadership of Head of School Dr. Jeneen Graham, the St. Margaret’s professional community comprises a dedicated and passionate team of more than 275 faculty and staff. We view the mission as the responsibility of every member of the professional community, and we foster a culture that values, loves and supports their individual contributions.
We embrace and encourage creativity, innovation, ingenuity and continual iteration as we strive to advance our academic excellence and transformative experience for our students.
We ask our professional community members to enthusiastically bring their whole selves to St. Margaret’s, every day, their varied identities, unique perspectives, interests, expertise, so they can contribute to a vibrant, creative, nurturing environment that reflects our students and provides windows for them to view the world.
Annually, we invest more than $350,000 in professional development for conferences, workshops, courses, degrees, credentials, and schoolwide speakers and seminars. In the past four years, we have funded more than 65 grants for faculty to create new curricula in areas including interdisciplinary studies, experiential education, DEI, and cross-divisional connections through our Summer Innovation Grants program.
We embrace and encourage creativity, innovation, ingenuity and continual iteration as we strive to advance our academic excellence and transformative experience for our students.
We ask our professional community members to enthusiastically bring their whole selves to St. Margaret’s, every day, their varied identities, unique perspectives, interests, expertise, so they can contribute to a vibrant, creative, nurturing environment that reflects our students and provides windows for them to view the world.
Annually, we invest more than $350,000 in professional development for conferences, workshops, courses, degrees, credentials, and schoolwide speakers and seminars. In the past four years, we have funded more than 65 grants for faculty to create new curricula in areas including interdisciplinary studies, experiential education, DEI, and cross-divisional connections through our Summer Innovation Grants program.
St. Margaret's Episcopal School is located in San Juan Capistrano just off Interstate 5. Exit on Ortega Highway, proceed east approximately 1/4 mile and turn right on La Novia Avenue. The school will be on your immediate right at 31641 La Novia Avenue.
About San Juan Capistrano
Halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego sits the historic town of San Juan Capistrano with a traditional downtown and one of California’s oldest residential neighborhoods. Natural beauty and outdoor activities, from the 42 miles of sandy Pacific Ocean coastline dotted by a string of world-famous beach towns to Saddleback Mountain peaks, surround this community located in southern Orange County. The region is a bustling metropolis of its own, with a vibrant university landscape (University of California, Irvine, California State University, Fullerton and Chapman University), arts and cultural scene, and strong business community of corporate headquarters and industry leaders in technology, health care, life sciences, fashion, lifestyle, and tourism with the crown jewel of Disneyland. A diverse community of more than 3.3 million people of all ages, ethnicities, cultures, faiths and identities, call Orange County, the nation’s sixth largest county, home.
St. Margaret’s Episcopal School
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