Art Teacher

Job Summary

Immacolata Catholic School, a vibrant parish school in the Archdiocese of St. Louis, is seeking a creative, faith-filled, and dedicated Art Teacher to join our faculty. The Art Teacher is responsible for delivering engaging, developmentally appropriate visual arts instruction to students in grades Pre-K through 8. The successful candidate will foster creativity while integrating Catholic values and contributing to the spiritual and academic growth of students.

Job Responsibilities

• Plan and teach art lessons that reflect both the Archdiocesan curriculum and national standards for visual arts education

• Foster a positive, inclusive, and creative classroom environment that encourages artistic expression and critical thinking

• Integrate Catholic values and teachings into art instruction when appropriate

• Organize and display student artwork throughout the school and at school/parish events

• Maintain classroom materials, order supplies, and ensure safe use of art equipment and resources

• Collaborate with classroom teachers and school staff on cross-curricular or special projects

• Support school-wide liturgical, cultural, and community events through visual arts

• Maintain accurate student records and communicate progress to parents and administration

• Participate in faculty meetings, professional development, and school functions as required

• Uphold and model the values of the Catholic faith in personal and professional interactions

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Art Education, Fine Arts, or a related field (Master’s degree a plus)

• Missouri Teaching Certification (Art K–12 preferred) or eligibility to obtain certification

• Previous teaching experience in a school setting, preferably Catholic or private

• Practicing Catholic preferred; must support the mission of Catholic education

• Strong classroom management, communication, and organizational skills

• Ability to inspire and nurture creativity across a wide range of age groups and skill levels

• Compliance with the Archdiocese of St. Louis Safe Environment Program, including Protecting God’s Children training and background screening