While graduation is a ticketed event, we offer two opportunities for viewing the ceremonies. Overflow seating at the church will feature live video feed, with seating in Watchorn Hall. Alternatively, you can view the ceremony from your home or mobile device via Charger Vision, which will go live at 6:00 pm.  

Other Responsibilities:  In addition to teaching responsibilities, faculty at Heritage Hall may choose to coach or supervise a variety of activities typical to a private day school environment, including advising, coaching, committee work, and other duties.

Education:  Bachelor degree required with a general skill level across the four core academic areas preferred.  Degree in learning disabilities/special education or specific training/expertise in learning disabilities, adolescent development, speech and language development, and brain studies is a plus.  An advanced degree is welcome but not necessary.

Experience:  Teaching experience is expected.  Must have knowledge of various learning styles and the impact of disabilities on learning. Familiarity with a range of diagnostic instruments, computer technology, and knowledge of current pedagogy; ability to work collaboratively with students, parents, faculty members, and off-campus professionals.

Salary:  Competitive with other area schools.

Procedure:  Candidates should forward electronically a cover letter and resume with an Employment Application and letter of inquiry to Mr. Nick Carter, Assistant Head for Educational Affairs.  The subject line in the email should be titled Learning Specialist. No telephone inquiries, please.

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