Job openings:
K-3 Music Opening at Dalton:
There
will be an opening at Dalton for K-3 music next year. Letters and resumes
should go to Janet Shaw. Piano skills are a must as well as experience.
The Bronxville School is searching for an elementary music specialist
for a long-term substitute position (present through June 2010.) The
position (probationary, tenured track) will be advertised for the 2010-11
academic year. The Bronxville School is a nationally recognized Blue
Ribbon school district (1400 students K-12) located 15 miles north of NYC.
We are seeking an outstanding vocal music educator well-trained in Kodaly
and/or Orff methodologies to teach general vocal music to grades K-5.
Salaries are highly competitive. Please send cover letter, resume and copy
of certification to: Pamela Simpson, Performing Arts Department Leader,
Bronxville School, 177 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, NY 10708 (simpsonp@bronxville.k12.ny.us).
Music teacher/musician
Six week summer day camp on the 18 acre Fieldston School campus in the
Riverdale section of the Bronx, NY is in need of a music counselor.
Preferably able to play guitar and sing. Responsible for teaching camp songs in
a folk song genre (Michael Row The Boat A Shore), rhythm, percussion. In
addition organize and lead the daily end of day sing for the whole camp.
Dates: June 29-August 6. For more information call David Smelin-718-329-7352 or
email:
dsmelin@ecfs.org
Preschool Music/Movement teacher needed.
Beginning from September 2010 (or summer). The school is for kids 2-4 years old.
There are about 16 classes in school and each class has music for 30 minutes
each week. Working 3 days per week with approximately 3 and 1/2 hours each day.
The school is located near NYU. The teachers and administration are very
supportive and helpful. Please send resumes to Marisa Goldsmith at
marisag@childrensaidsociety.org
Little Red Schoolhouse
Job Announcement – beginning September 1, 2010 EARLY
CHILDHOOD MUSIC TEACHER, PART-TIME
Overview of Position LREI seeks a part-time Early Childhood Music
Teacher. The music teacher is responsible for his/her students and curriculum as
well as collaborating with other music teachers. The music teacher teaches one
class of Fours, one combination class of Fours and K’s, and two Kindergarten
classes, each twice a week. In the early childhood music program, students
should experience singing songs, age-appropriate movement and dance, basic music
concepts, and playing Orff and various percussion instruments. The music
teacher directs four parent assemblies a year and collaborates with other music
teachers to produce five all-school thematic assemblies throughout the school
year.
Qualifications Sought We seek a talented, creative music teacher who can inspire students through exploration, discovery and integration with our social studies based curriculum. Because singing is central to our program, knowledge of early childhood American and multi-cultural songs and singing games is essential. Candidate’s pedagogy should be student-centered. Piano and/or guitar skills are essential. Familiarity with Kodaly, Orff, and Dalcroze methods is very helpful. The ability to work collaboratively and excellent communication skills are essential. A Master’s degree in music and/or music education and successful experience as a music classroom teacher are preferred. Successful LREI teachers are life long learners who are reflective about their practice.
Overview of School Founded in 1921 by Elisabeth Irwin (a contemporary and colleague of John Dewey, Caroline Pratt, and Lucy Sprague Mitchell), The Little Red School House, has been at the vanguard of pedagogical innovation since its founding. LREI’s goal is to educate students to become independent thinkers and lifelong learners and to pursue academic excellence and individual achievement, in a context of respect for others and service to the community. We believe that learning should be active and experiential, with the school providing abundant opportunities for students to excel. We accept students with a range of abilities and talents who can take full advantage of a rich and demanding academic program in which each student is both challenged and supported. We seek to create within the school a community built on understanding and respecting others. Thus, our student body traditionally reflects the racial and cultural diversity of our city, and our curriculum is built on inter-disciplinary studies to promote understanding of many cultures. While individual achievement is encouraged and rewarded, our program underscores the value of shared goals, friendship and cooperation in mastering difficult tasks. The progressive ideals that in 1921 gave life and inspiration to the school — academic excellence and creativity, active learning and innovative teaching, respect for the individual and responsibility to the community-continue to guide the school today. LREI is located in vibrant Greenwich Village and classes venture forth often to use the neighborhood and the city to provide rich learning experiences.
Interested candidates should address a cover letter, updated resume and references to Namita Tolia, Lower School Principal. Mail to: LREI, 272 Sixth Avenue, New York, NY 10014, or
Email to: jobs@lrei.og
For further information about LREI’s history, mission and program, please visit and read our website at www.lrei.org. LREI actively seeks to forward diversity through its programs and hiring.
Looking
for a band teacher to teach and direct saxophone and clarinet group lessons to
students grade 4-6. British curriculum, 3 classes a week, plus some duties
(lunch and play). Will start last week of January. Interested candidates should
send resume to:
Inge Bader
Head of Music Department
The British International School of New York
20 Waterside Plaza
New York, NY 10010
Information about Education Through Music (ETM), as well as all of the current job postings, can be
found at
http://www.etmonline.org/work_with_us/etm_teaching_artists At that link you
will also find more information about the music tech position. (Note that we are
not looking for band teachers at this time)