Employment

Employment Opportunities 

We are seeking full-time and part-time faculty and staff members to help us build our new Catholic high school in the Catholic classical liberal arts tradition. As a new high school in the greater Houston area, we are looking for creative faculty and staff members.

Applicants should be highly skilled, experienced, and willing to live by and serve our students in light of the strong Catholic identity of our school. A Master’s degree or higher in the subject area and experience in classical education are preferred.

We are looking for a full-time Assistant Principal, Director of Learning Enrichment, and a part-time Theater teacher to join our staff.

Full-Time Assistant Principal Job Description: 

Cathedral High School is a Catholic diocesan high school of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter located in Houston, Texas. Opened in August 2022, we are a growing high school seeking an organized, joyful, and dynamic individual to serve as assistant principal. 

As an Ordinariate school our classical, liberal arts curriculum is structured around the four pillars of Sacred Worship, Sacred Wisdom, Sacred Music, and Sacred Art. Accordingly, our faculty and staff understand the unity of truth and are able to situate their course material within the Western tradition in unison with the rest of the curriculum, at the service of a life of faith, and for the cultivation of virtue. Applicants should be knowledgeable and enthusiastic, capable communicators and well-organized.

Applicants should possess a graduate degree in Educational Administration or School Leadership and meet the requirements for a high school administrator in the state of Texas. Preference will go to applicants with a background in classical/liberal arts school leadership. A background in and understanding of the liberal arts tradition is required for the position. Applicants should possess both the ability and the desire to mentor young people. All faculty are expected to live a faithful Christian life, attend daily Mass with the students, and sign an oath of fidelity.

Essential responsibilities:

• Catholic School Culture – collaborate with the Head of School and chaplain to promote and foster a culture of joy and wonder through prayer and study. The Assistant Principal will exemplify joyful and professional leadership by maintaining a visible presence in daily school life, fostering meaningful relationships.
• School Leadership and Operations – collaborate with the Head of School and administrative team in the daily operations of the school, including procedures, attendance, events, discipline, and the House System. The Assistant Principal will assist the Head of School in representing Cathedral High School to current and prospective families, benefactors, and the wider community.
• Curriculum and Instructional Support – collaborate with the Head of School, Director of Learning Enrichment, and department chairs to continue to develop and review the Catholic liberal arts curriculum of Cathedral High School, providing coaching and instructional support to faculty, organizing formation and professional development, and coordinating dual-credit programs.

 
This full-time position requires previous experience in high school administration. Salary is commensurate with experience.

 Cover letter and resume may be sent to Dr. Alexis Kutarna, Head of School, [email protected]

Full-Time Director of Learning Enrichment Job Description:

Cathedral High School is a Catholic diocesan high school of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, located in Houston, Texas. Opened in August 2022, we are a growing high school seeking an organized, joyful, and dynamic individual to serve as Director of Learning Enrichment.
 
As an Ordinariate school, our classical, liberal arts curriculum is structured around the four pillars of Sacred Worship, Sacred Wisdom, Sacred Music, and Sacred Art. Accordingly, our faculty and staff understand the unity of truth and are able to situate their course material within the Western tradition in unison with the rest of the curriculum, at the service of a life of faith, and for the cultivation of virtue. Applicants should be knowledgeable and enthusiastic, capable communicators, and well-organized.
 
Applicants should possess a graduate degree in Educational Administration, Special Education, or a related field, and meet the requirements for a high school educator in the state of Texas. Preference will be given to candidates with a background in classical or liberal arts education and a strong understanding of student support and enrichment services. All faculty are expected to live a faithful Christian life, attend daily Mass with the students, and sign an oath of fidelity.

The Director of Learning Enrichment oversees the development and implementation of individualized learning plans and provides academic support services to ensure student success. This position works closely with students, families, faculty, and outside professionals to create a culture of academic growth, intellectual curiosity, and holistic support.

Essential responsibilities:

Student Support & Program Leadership

• Develop and maintain individualized learning plans
• Recommend accommodations, evaluations, and academic resources
• Supervise the Learning Enrichment classroom and meet regularly with students and families

Faculty Collaboration & Training

• Serve as a resource to teachers on instructional strategies and classroom accommodations
• Communicate learning plans and updates to faculty
• Coordinate professional tutoring and support services

Assessment & Documentation

• Organize standardized testing and arrange accommodations
• Prepare documentation for college entrance exams (e.g., SAT, ACT, ISEE)
• Maintain accurate records and coordinate with outside professionals

Community Engagement & Formation

• Participate in the spiritual life of the school, including daily Mass
• Support school events, faculty formation, and academic showcases
• Engage in ongoing professional development

 Cover letter and resume may be sent to Dr. Alexis Kutarna, Head of School, [email protected]

Part-Time Theater Teacher Job Description:

Cathedral High School is a Catholic diocesan high school of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter located in Houston, Texas. Opened in August 2022, we are a growing high school seeking a joyful and dynamic teacher for our growing theatre program. Our academic and co-curricular offerings value depth and richness, ordered to reason and faith at the service of our shared vocation to holiness.

As an Ordinariate school our classical, liberal arts curriculum is structured around the four pillars of Sacred Worship, Sacred Wisdom, Sacred Music, and Sacred Art. Accordingly, we seek teachers who understand the unity of truth and are able to situate their course material within the Western tradition in unison with the rest of the curriculum, at the service of a life of faith, and for the cultivation of virtue. Applicants should be knowledgeable and enthusiastic, capable communicators and well-organized.

Applicants should possess a degree in theatre/performing arts and a depth of knowledge of the discipline. Applicants should have a passion for teaching and both the ability and the desire to mentor young people. All faculty are expected to live a faithful Christian life, attend daily Mass with the students, and sign an oath of fidelity.

This part-time position requires the ability to teach the Theatre course with a special appreciation for the works of William Shakespeare, and an understanding of the place of theatre in a classical school. The theatre teacher will also be tasked with forming an extra-curricular theatre club. Applicants must meet requirements to teach in Catholic schools in Texas. 

Previous teaching experience is preferred. Salary is commensurate with experience.

Cover letter and resume may be sent to Dr. Alexis Kutarna, Head of School, [email protected]