Reporting to the Principal, the Middle School French Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing differentiated French instruction based on ongoing assessment; communicating clearly with parents and colleagues; and coordinating support with the best interests of each individual child in mind.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the Principal, the Middle School Humanities Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing differentiated instruction based on ongoing assessment; communicating clearly with parents and colleagues; and coordinating support with the best interests of each individual child in mind. The teacher is responsible for Humanities instruction in English for Grades 6–8 and the Grade 7 DC History elective.

The position is part-time (89% FTE).

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the Director of Information Technology, the ideal candidate for the Associate Director of Academic Technology role will have a strong understanding of both educational technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI), with a passion for enhancing academic outcomes through innovative tools and solutions. This individual will work closely with administrative teams and school division principals to provide leadership for the effective integration of technology across the curriculum. As a member of the Teaching and Learning Committee (TLC), the Associate Director ensures that digital tools and resources are integrated in a manner that aligns with the school’s mission and instructional goals. The role will also focus on overseeing the integration, implementation, and enhancement of AI-driven technologies to support the academic environment. Collaboration with faculty, administrators, staff, and IT teams will be essential in advancing AI capabilities in teaching and learning.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning as soon as possible. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $85,000 - $115,000

Reporting to the Principal and the Primary School Assistant Principals, the Primary School Early Years French Homeroom Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing differentiated instruction to three-five year olds based on ongoing assessment; communicating clearly with parents and colleagues; and coordinating support with the best interests of each individual child in mind.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the Middle & Upper School Principals, the Middle & Upper School Physical Education and Health Teacher is responsible for creating a classroom environment that fosters, promotes and develops an understanding of the relationship of healthy body function and exercise; that motivates each student to cultivate physical fitness, and appropriate social and emotional adjustment; that discovers and develops talents of students in physical achievement; and that develops strength, skill, agility, poise, and coordination in individual, dual and team physical activities and sports, in accordance with each student’s ability.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the Director of Extended Learning, the WISummer Extended Day Counselor is responsible for

• the overall supervision of students enrolled in summer camp extended day care
• leading structured activities on the playground or in a classroom
• teaching social and emotional skills
• ensuring the safety and well-being of all children and contributing to the effective operation of WISummer programs according to standards of excellence.

WISummer Extended Day Counselors work from 3:00–6:00 PM, Monday through Friday when camp is in session.

Salary Range: $22 per hour

The primary objective of the Lead Language Teacher is to deliver an immersive language learning experience for campers enrolled in the WISummer program. The curriculum is structured on a 5-day scope and sequence, aimed at fostering language acquisition and progression throughout the summer camp program. The Lead Language Teacher will design, prepare, and teach an engaging curriculum that is experiential in nature and suitable for both beginner and intermediate/advanced learners. Educators must be able to commit to at least one-week's (5 days) worth of continuous instruction, with priority given to those educators who can commit to more than one session of camp. All staff must be available for staff training. 

Teachers need to speak French or Spanish.

Needed June 12, 2025–July 25, 2025

Salary Range: $25–$38 per hour

Reporting to the Director of Extended Learning, the Summer Camp Nurse is responsible for all issues relating to the health and welfare of the WISummer campers during their attendance in the WISummer Day Camp program. This position is Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, with the option of weekly, monthly, or full-summer employment.

Needed June 12, 2025–July 25, 2025

Salary Range: $50–$65 per hour

Reporting to the Primary School Principal and Primary School Assistant Principals, the Primary School English Homeroom Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing inquiry-based, differentiated instruction based on ongoing assessment; communicating clearly with parents and colleagues; and coordinating support with the best interests of each individual child in mind.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the Director of Extended Learning, the Extended Day Counselor is responsible for (a) the overall supervision of students enrolled in extended day care and after school classes (b) leading structured activities on the playground (c) assisting teachers in carrying out activities during the course of the day as needed (d) ensuring students arrive on time for all after school classes (e) teaching social and emotional skills (f) ensuring the safety and well-being of all children and contributing to the effective operation of WIS’ extended learning programs according to standards of excellence. Daily hours are 3:00-6:00 PM.

The successful applicant will report to work as soon as possible. Additional details are available on our application portal.

PAY RATE: $22/hour

Reporting to the Middle School Principal, the Middle School Science Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing differentiated Science instruction for Grades 6-8 based on ongoing assessment; communicating clearly with parents and colleagues; and coordinating support with the best interests of each individual child in mind.

The successful applicant will report to work beginning August 13, 2025. Additional details are available on our application portal.

SALARY RANGE: $60,550 - $118,860

Reporting to the PS Principal and Assistant Principals, the Primary School Playground Monitor is responsible for supervision of students on the playground and assisting with other tasks. Daily hours are 10:00 AM until 1:45 PM or 9:35 AM until 1:45 PM.

PAY RATE: $22/hour

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WIS is in need of substitute teachers for the 2024-25 academic year.

Substitute teachers are needed for all divisions — Primary (Early Childhood through Grade 5), Middle (Grades 6-8) and Upper Schools (Grades 9-12). There is a particular need for French, Spanish, and Chinese teachers (Chinese for Middle and Upper School only); native speakers only.

Early Childhood (Preschool, Prekindergarten and Kindergarten) is full immersion in either French or Spanish. Grades 1 through 5 receive half the instruction in English and half in either French or Spanish in all subjects (math, social studies, science). Specialists include Art/Digital Technology, Music and PE.

Expertise in all subjects is needed, including: math, the sciences (chemistry, biology, physics, general science), English (including writing as well as literature), digital media, history, geography, economics. 

Candidates with flexible schedules who are available for frequent assignments in several subjects and/or grades are likely to work more often. 

Requirements include a relevant degree and a minimum of two years of teaching experience. Knowledge of the IB PYP or IB DP preferred but not required. APPLY HERE.

PAY RATE: $200 per day

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