GENERAL MUSIC TEACHER (GRADES 4 - 8)

Key Responsibilities: Design and deliver engaging general music instruction for students in grades 4–8 Develop and implement a comprehensive curriculum aligned with state and national standards Prepare students for and lead performances, concerts, and choir-related events (on and off campus) Collaborate with the early elementary music teacher and school leadership to ensure program continuity Build positive and productive relationships with students, families, and colleagues Maintain a structured, safe, and supportive classroom environment Uphold and model school policies and expectations Participate in school events and contribute to the broader school community Perform additional duties as assigned by the principal

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Music Education or a related field (preferred) Pennsylvania teaching certification in Music Education (preferred) Minimum of 3 years of teaching experience (preferred) Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills Enthusiasm for working in a mission-driven Catholic school environment Willingness to support extracurricular and performance opportunities Why Join NFA? Supportive and collaborative faculty community Strong mission rooted in the values of the Sisters of St. Joseph Norwood‑Fontbonne Academy is an independent Catholic school in nearby Chestnut Hill, where 14 beautiful acres set the stage for joyful, hands‑on learning. Founded in 1920 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph, NFA offers families a truly unique choice, our renowned Montessori pathway or our dynamic Primary program for ages 3 through Grade 3, followed by innovative, engaging, and challenging learning experiences in Grades 4–8. At NFA, every child is known, inspired, and encouraged to grow with confidence and purpose. At NFA, we are guided by a mission that calls each student to grow as a whole person: The Norwood-Fontbonne Student is one who… Treasures Self, Others, and the Earth Lives Gospel Values, and Makes Reflective Choices as a Self-Directed Person