
The Great Oaks (GO) Charter School - Wilmington opened in downtown Wilmington in the fall of 2015. This school year, Great Oaks – Wilmington serves 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. Great Oaks provides a unique structure of support for its students. We are committed to provide a high dosage of mentorship and individualized learning to help Great Oaks students reach their maximum potential.
Great teachers are at the heart of everything we do and are essential to our students' success. Our most
effective educators are mission-driven, adaptable, and committed to collaboration. Great Oaks seeks
experienced, proven teachers who are passionate about leading and inspiring the next generation of
students. This role is ideal for aspiring school administrators or seasoned professionals looking to expand
their skills and impact.
Key responsibilities include:
Drive student outcomes by:
Maintain strong classroom and school culture by:
Plan a rigorous curriculum and deliver strong instruction by:
Shape the instructional practices of the school by:
Accountability…
Competencies and Qualifications
The successful candidate will demonstrate exceptional relationship-building skills and the ability to
communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. In addition, the candidate will possess:
This position is for the 2026-2027 school year and the successful candidate will start in August of 2026 Selected candidates will be contacted to set up an interview.
Great Oaks provides a competitive compensation and benefits package; exact compensation will vary based on experience and education.
Job Type: Full-time
Language:
License/Certification:
Work Location: In person
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $49,667.00 - $66,059.00 per year
Physical Setting:
Work Location: In person
Job Type: Full-time
Work Location: In person

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