SAR High School is a mission-driven, co-educational, Modern Orthodox Jewish high school committed to student-centered learning in a challenging and supportive environment.
For the 2026-2027 academic year, SAR High School is seeking a part time Latin teacher. At SAR High School, our Latin curriculum begins by following the story of a real Roman family in Pompeii, using engaging stories, grammar exercises, and videos to explore daily life in the first century CE. Students build foundational language skills, including key grammatical concepts and vocabulary connected to Roman culture. As they progress, students read original Latin texts, analyze their historical and literary significance, and demonstrate their achievement through the National Latin Exam.
Teaching responsibilities could include: Three sections of Latin (10 periods per week) from intermediate to honors levels and across 10th, 11th and 12th grades.
The salary is $35,000-$55,000 and commensurate with experience and number of sections.
Imagine a school with no walls or barriers, where every student is unique...welcome to SAR!
SAR Academy is a nursery through 8th grade Modern Orthodox co-educational day school dedicated to the belief that every child possesses a divine spark, has unique worth as an individual and should be encouraged to achieve according to his or her ability. Our warm environment promotes confidence, creativity and enthusiasm for learning. In our approach to academics, we nurture students to develop intellectual curiosity, critical thinking skills and a lifelong love of both Torah and Secular studies. We have created a program committed to excellence in every aspect of our educational goals:
- To foster a community of b’nai and b’not torah who demonstrate sensitivity for their peers, respect for their teachers and environment, loyalty to their country, and an appreciation of the differences in others.
- To advance and develop each student towards a value and mastery of Hebrew language, Judaic Studies, and General Studies.
- To raise our students’ connection to Hashem (Ahavat Hashem and Yir’at Shamayim), commitment to Talmud Torah, observance of Mitzvot and connection to Medinat Yisrael.
- To educate by nurturing and challenging each student to reach his or her individual potential.
