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Upper Division Physics Teacher

Casady School
Oklahoma City, OK United States

Comprehensive School (P-12)
https://www.casady.org/about/careers
Position Starts: August 1, 2024
Application Deadline: Until Filled

Casady School is seeking an Upper Division Physics Teacher. Candidates should have an abiding passion for creating a culture of belonging for every student in the classroom and in the larger school community.

Contact Information

Please send the following application materials to Ms. BrieAnn Lund Johnson, Director of Recruitment and Retention, at careers@casady.org. Include in the subject line “Upper Division Physics Teacher”

  • Cover Letter
  • Resume or Curriculum Vitae
  • Teaching Philosophy

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