Theology Teacher General Description Trinity High School in River Forest, Illinois just west of Chicago, seeks a full-time Theology Teacher for its college preparatory social studies curriculum, dedicated to academic excellence, spiritual formation, and the empowerment of young women. An all-girls Catholic, Dominican, Sinsinawa-founded and IB World School, Trinity ensures that each student is known, supported, and challenged to become her best self. As an IB World School, Trinity empowers young women to grow in knowledge, faith, and strength as confident leaders and global citizens. Now in its 108th year, Trinity draws students from more than 50 Chicagoland zip codes and reflects a purposefully diverse community committed to global citizenship and compassionate leadership. As a long-standing IB school, Trinity blends rigorous inquiry-based learning with its Catholic and Dominican values to prepare young women for lives of meaning and impact. To learn more about Trinity High School, please visit the school’s website here . The position begins in August 2026. Position Summary Trinity High School seeks a full-time Theology Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year. Trinity teachers are mission-driven educators committed to Catholic values, academic excellence, and the holistic formation of young women. Trinity teachers create a safe, inclusive, and intellectually challenging classroom environment rooted in our school’s values. Teachers demonstrate strong content knowledge, use varied instructional strategies, and assess student learning through meaningful and diverse methods. Responsibilities ● Plan and deliver instruction aligned with Trinity’s college preparatory and IB curriculum ● Foster an inclusive learning environment that respects diverse abilities and backgrounds ● Participate in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) ● Support students’ academic, personal, and spiritual growth ● Update course maps and curriculum guides ● Integrate instructional technology to enhance learning All Trinity students are required to earn four credits of Theology before graduation. Due to the number of credits required, Theology teachers teach a variety of Theology courses throughout the school year. Trinity operates on a 4x5 block schedule, with Theology courses being offered either every day for one block or every other day for two blocks. All teachers should be prepared to teach different levels of students, including those with College Prep and IB course loads. Qualifications ● Bachelor’s degree in the subject area—or adjacent area in the humanities (Master’s preferred) ● Valid Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) for grades 9–12 ● Strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills ● Commitment to Catholic values and the mission of an all-girls school ● Ability to differentiate classroom instruction for students with varying levels of instruction prior to entering Trinity High School ● Willing and able to teach any course in the Department’s Curriculum Salary and Benefits Starting salary is dependent on degree and experience. For a first year teacher with no experience, starting salary is $43,000 - $68,000. Trinity offers Medical, Dental and Vision insurance, and a 403B plan. Time off includes paid time off and sick days, as well as scheduled school holidays. Application Process Interested applicants should email a cover letter and resume (PDF format) to careers@trinityhs.org , indicating the position in the subject line. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States. The interview process includes: ● Phone screening interview ● Model lesson taught with a group of Trinity students and/or faculty, followed by an in-person interview with the Principal and Department Chair All applicants must complete a reference and background check before hire. Notice of Non-Discrimination It is the policy of Trinity High School to comply with applicable state and federal laws prohibiting the discrimination of employment based on race, age, color, national origin, disability or other protected classification. Trinity High School is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community rooted in the Dominican tradition of truth, compassion, and justice.
