Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Chicago

Every teaching career starts somewhere. At Catholic schools, new teachers are part of a school community that supports them, encourages them, and helps them grow from the start. If you're a new or recent grad looking for your first teaching role, explore teaching opportunities across our schools in the Chicagoland area.

A lot of people talk about finding purpose in their work. Teachers at Catholic schools describe something more specific: a natural fulfillment that comes from the community, the mission, and the students they get to work with every day. If that's what you're looking for, open positions are available now across 140+ schools in the Chicagoland area. Apply at the link.

Starting your teaching career is a big decision. A lot of new teachers end up in schools where they feel like a number. Catholic schools in Chicago are different. Tightknit communities, students who are engaged, and a mission that gives the work real meaning from day one. Open positions available now for new and early-career teachers. Apply at the link.

Science teachers at Catholic schools describe their work as something more than a job. It's a place where their skills, their values, and their purpose all come together. If you're a science teacher looking for that kind of environment, there are open positions across 140+ schools in Chicago. Apply at the link.

He teaches math. But what he's really doing is building a bridge. Between content and community. Between knowledge and responsibility. Between a classroom and the world outside it. Catholic Schools are hiring educators who think that way. Open roles available now.

At Catholic schools, a sense of community is something you can feel. Teachers are supported, welcomed, and connected in their work each day. Take a closer look at what teaching here can look like. Explore our open positions.