Do you believe in an educational process that supports diverse high school students in finding and nurturing their gifts and passions, rather than prioritizing compliance? Would you like to empower students to explore and examine their lives and the world around them in a deep and critical way? Are you inspired and organized to support students as they access life and career opportunities while building their professional network?
Working at Future School is not a job, it is a vocation and an opportunity to join our movement. In selecting candidates for employment here, we look not only for exceptional talent and expertise as educational leaders, but also for a high level of commitment and eagerness to learn. In return, Future School provides professional growth opportunities; deep, meaningful, and rewarding work; and competitive salaries and benefits packages.
At Future School, our team works together to develop active learning opportunities for our students. We care about each other's success, our students' experience, and work hard to constantly innovate. We are committed to our students and, through that experience, contribute to progressive secondary school transformation efforts across the country. If you haven't had a chance yet, check out our website (www.fsfuture.org) to get a better feel for our unique professional learning community. We'll be honest; Future School isn't for everybody. If you believe students need to be "taught lessons," you think instructors should focus on managing behaviors, or that students are "broken" and they need to be fixed, we're not for you. If you are looking for a job rather than a lifestyle, you won't fit here. But if you've got boundless energy, an inherent trust in the limitless ability of students, an eagerness to challenge how we think about education, a deep desire to work on both school wide initiatives and with individual students, and you have ambitions to impact secondary education nationally, we want to hear from you.
Hiring Principles
At Future School, we have a selective recruitment process because we expect our team (advisors/teachers, administrators and staff) to make dramatic, measurable gains not just in student achievement, but in each student's life. The challenges that today's high-school student faces are enormous and very personal. That's why we focus on educating one student at time. And that's why we seek candidates whose philosophy and real-life experiences match nine important hiring principles, which include: