Spanish Teacher – Covington Catholic High School – 2024-25
Covington Catholic High School is seeking a full-time Spanish teacher for 2024-25 school year. Interested applicants should email resume, cover letter and references to [email protected].
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Spanish Teacher – Newport Central Catholic High School – 2024-25
Newport Central Catholic High School is seeking a Spanish teacher to add to our foreign language department for the 2024-25 school year. The ideal candidate would be bilingual in Spanish and English, have a strong knowledge of the grammatical aspects of the Spanish language, and teaching certification or working toward basic proper certification. As of now, this is a part time position, but has flexibility within our daily schedule. Options may become available to find partnership with other schools in a similar part time role to become full time within the Diocese. All interested candidates should send a letter of interest and resume to [email protected].
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Director of Programming and Promotion for the School of Theology
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary and School of Theology (MTSM) forms men and women to follow Christ faithfully and serve His mission by fulfilling their vocations in the Church.
Mount St. Mary’s School of Theology is seeking a full-time Director of Programming and Promotion who will report to the Dean of the School of Theology.
Role
The Director of Programing and Promotion is responsible for
- Programing: In collaboration with the Dean of the School of Theology, the director will devise programing for parish staff members, school personnel, and interested Catholics.
- Promotion: In collaboration with the Dean of the School of Theology and the Marketing and Communications Specialist, the director will develop marketing materials and outreach plans for School of Theology programs, including internet and social media platforms.
- Retention and Student Accompaniment: The director will maintain the lines of communication between the administration and School of Theology students, from inquiry through program completion, and suggest to the Dean of the School of Theology extracurricular student programming and events.
Skills & Experience
- A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in theology, education, marketing, communications, or a related discipline.
- Creative and entrepreneurial thinking with strong organizational skills.
- Experience in marketing, communications, admissions, enrollment, or allied fields.
- Familiarity with ecclesiastical organizations and educational/formation programs.
- Excellent written, verbal, and electronic communication skills.
- Strong facility with Microsoft Office, databases, web authoring, and social media platforms.
- Commitment to supporting the MTSM mission.
Please send a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to [email protected]. Applications will be considered until the position is filled.
Spanish Teacher – Blessed Sacrament School – 2024-25
Blessed Sacrament School (BSS) is a four-time Blue Ribbon winning elementary school located in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. Blessed Sacrament School is searching for a full-time Spanish teacher for the 2024-25 school year. Expectations of the position include a strong understanding of the Spanish language and culture, with an emphasis on having students speak Spanish. Candidates should send a cover letter, resume, and references to Principal Aideen Briggs at [email protected]
Math Teacher – Bishop Brossart High School – 2024-25
Bishop Brossart High School is seeking a math teacher for the 2024-25 school year. Interested applicants should email resume, cover letter and references to Chris Holtz at [email protected].
Together we THRIVE!
By Angie Poat.
Statistics reveal the trend that teenagers and young adults consider themselves spiritual, but not religious. Many recognize God as a creator, who set the world in motion, like a master clockmaker, distant and absent from daily life. Subsequently, a personal relationship with God and participation in a Church community is undesirable.
I am proud to give testimony that reveals a different picture. Since beginning the role of Diocesan Youth Minister in June, I have personally encountered hundreds of young people who are deeply religious, spiritual and seek relationships within the Catholic community.
They have raised thousands of dollars to attend the National Catholic Youth Conference, they arise early to attend Mass before school starts, they participate in works of mercy and service, lead music, retreats, attend Holy Hours, March for Life, use prayer APPS, mentor younger youth, pray rosaries and lead virtuous sporting events.
They attend youth ministry events sandwiched between school, homework, extra-curriculars, sports, jobs and family obligations. These young people, like the first Christians, are counter cultural.
Sometimes we do not “see” them because they do not want to bring attention to themselves. However, I assure you they exist. They are in parishes, schools and pockets around the diocese. They all need our help to THRIVE! It is hard to live a holy life in a secular culture.
THRIVE! is a diocesan Youth Ministry initiative to grow and support youth ministry that is unified, sustainable and rooted in the joy of the Gospel. A thriving ministry will be unique to each setting. There is no one model that works for every parish, school, retreat or ministry.
Comparing one ministry or location to another often leads to disunity and despair. Thus, THRIVE! provides support, networking and ministry tools, rooted in Christ and peer relationships, to keep both the minister and the ministry moving forward.
THRIVE! ministry events are held monthly, typically open to high school, college and adult leaders. The agenda includes prayer, praise and worship, networking, focus groups, and an applied ministry topic and experience.
A student from St. Henry District High School, said of the last THRIVE!, “It was exactly what I needed!”
An adult from St. Mary Parish noted, “Wow!! Another amazing THRIVE! night. I learn so much and I love getting to meet more of this faith-filled youth-loving community … so impactful.”
Join us and help diocesan teens THRIVE! through your prayer, financial sponsorship, and personal witness. “Planted in the house of the Lord we shall flourish and bear fruit!” cf. Ps 92:14-15.
Consult the youth ministry section of the diocesan (covdio.org/youth) for specific ideas and events.
“…although it is never easy to approach young people, two things have become increasingly evident: the realization that the entire community has to be involved in evangelizing them, and the urgent requirement that young people take on a greater role in pastoral outreach.” Pope Francis, “Christus Vivit,” (Christ Is Alive!”) 202.
Angie Poat is the diocesan Youth Minister for the Diocese of Covington, Ky.
Preschool Teacher – St. Therese School – 2024-25
The team at St. Therese School, in Southgate, KY, is excited to welcome a new Preschool Teacher to their Little Flowers Preschool program. We are seeking an energetic, dedicated educator for our three or four-year-old classroom for the 2024-2025 school year.
As our Preschool Teacher, you will have the opportunity to create a nurturing and stimulating environment for our three-year-old students. The preschool program runs from August to May, and you will work alongside a classroom assistant to oversee all classroom duties, including curriculum instruction and maintaining a positive learning culture. Please contact Katie Boruske at [email protected].