Biology Teacher at Heichal HaTorah

Biology Teacher
Heichal HaTorah – Teaneck, NJ

About the School
Heichal HaTorah is a growing boys’ yeshiva high school in Teaneck, New Jersey, serving approximately 220 students. Our students combine rigorous Judaic studies with a strong General Studies program, and the vast majority of graduates continue their education at Yeshiva University and Landers College for Men. Our school prides itself on a warm, collaborative faculty and a serious academic environment.

Position Overview
Heichal HaTorah is seeking to add talented and dedicated educators to our strong Science Department for the upcoming school year. A 9th grade Biology teacher is responsible for delivering engaging, standards-based instruction in foundational life science topics such as cell biology, genetics, ecology, and human body systems. The teacher designs lessons, labs, and assessments that build scientific literacy, critical thinking, and inquiry skills while supporting a range of learning styles. Additionally, the teacher fosters a structured and supportive classroom environment, communicates regularly with parents and staff, and monitors student progress to ensure academic growth.

Courses Available
We are seeking a 9th-grade biology teacher for two periods. 

Courses may be taught at a variety of academic levels.

Schedule
Classes meet Monday–Thursday from 2:25-3:55 pm
Each class period is 40 minutes long.

Compensation

• $12,000–$14,500 per period, depending on education and experience. Full-time teachers have the option of joining our health care plan. 

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required

• Background in Biology

• Teaching experience at the high school level preferred

• Strong classroom management and communication skills

• Passion for working with high school students

• Organized, professional, and responsible 

• A strong ability to connect with students and build a positive student-teacher relationship. 

To Apply
Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to Dr. Joshua Strulowitz at [email protected]