What are the responsibilities and job description for the Bridge to Brophy ELA/Study Skills Instructor position at Brophy College Preparatory?
BRIDGE TO BROPHY ELA / STUDY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR
POSITION REPORTS TO: Director of Equity and Inclusion
CLASSIFICATION: Exempt, Stipend-Based Compensation
JOB STATUS: Full-time, Summer Session A (6 hours per day, approximately 2.5 weeks from May 27 through June 11, 2025)
COMPENSATION: Summer Session A stipend ($3,000)
BRIDGE TO BROPHY PROGRAM SUMMARY:
The Bridge-to-Brophy program is designed especially for students from traditionally under-represented elementary schools and communities in the greater-Phoenix area who demonstrate great promise to succeed at Brophy, but may need some additional support in order to thrive academically. We believe these students will thrive with additional academic preparation, community building, and enhanced support offered by the program. A focus on cura personalis, or care for the whole person, is an important part of the care and formation of every Brophy student. Bridge to Brophy offers a head start into a student’s high school career with this care in mind, along with compassion, support, and enrichment.
JOB SUMMARY:
As an ELA/Study Skills Instructor, you will play a vital role in providing academic enrichment through the lens of English and Language Arts to incoming 9th graders, including relevant study skills particular to those areas. Additionally, chaperoning field trips is a requirement of this role. Working during the Bridge to Brophy program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of young students during their transition to high school and the overall culture of Brophy College Preparatory.
Key Responsibilities Include:
CLASSIFICATION: Exempt, Stipend-Based Compensation
JOB STATUS: Full-time, Summer Session A (6 hours per day, approximately 2.5 weeks from May 27 through June 11, 2025)
COMPENSATION: Summer Session A stipend ($3,000)
BRIDGE TO BROPHY PROGRAM SUMMARY:
The Bridge-to-Brophy program is designed especially for students from traditionally under-represented elementary schools and communities in the greater-Phoenix area who demonstrate great promise to succeed at Brophy, but may need some additional support in order to thrive academically. We believe these students will thrive with additional academic preparation, community building, and enhanced support offered by the program. A focus on cura personalis, or care for the whole person, is an important part of the care and formation of every Brophy student. Bridge to Brophy offers a head start into a student’s high school career with this care in mind, along with compassion, support, and enrichment.
JOB SUMMARY:
As an ELA/Study Skills Instructor, you will play a vital role in providing academic enrichment through the lens of English and Language Arts to incoming 9th graders, including relevant study skills particular to those areas. Additionally, chaperoning field trips is a requirement of this role. Working during the Bridge to Brophy program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of young students during their transition to high school and the overall culture of Brophy College Preparatory.
Key Responsibilities Include:
- Academic Enrichment and Tutoring:
- Plan and facilitate engaging and educational activities to enhance the academic and personal growth of incoming 9th graders as they enter the Brophy community.
- Accompanying students through their summer reading assignment (The Alchemist by Paolo Coehlo), basic annotating and note taking skills, reviewing relevant grammar and writing skills, providing guidance on professional conduct as a Brophy student (sending efficient emails; Google, GMail, and myBrophy orientation, introduction to common ELA applications - No Red Ink and Membean)
- Mentorship:
- Provide guidance, support, and mentorship to students to help them navigate challenges and succeed academically, personally, and socially.
- Supervision and Chaperoning:
- Supervise incoming 9th graders during program hours, ensuring their safety and well-being at all times.
- Accompany students and other Bridge to Brophy faculty members on field trips, ensuring adherence to safety protocols, managing logistics, and maximizing learning opportunities outside the classroom.
Qualifications:
- Current secondary school teacher with at least 3 years experience teaching ELA courses
- Personal and professional commitment to the work of anti-racism as well as diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB)
- Enthusiasm for working with youth and fostering their growth
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Academic background in the Humanities (English, ELA, History/Social Studies, Religious Studies/Theology, Modern or Classical Languages)
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team setting
- Prior experience in mentorship, education, or youth programs is preferred
Duration:
This is a seasonal position for the duration of Summer Session A (May 27 through June 11, 2025) at Brophy College Preparatory, with potential for return the following summer based on performance and program needs.
How to Apply: Contact Brophy’s Director of Equity and Inclusion, Deena Sellers (dsellers@brophyprep.org)
Join us in creating a memorable and enriching Bridge to Brophy experience for incoming 9th graders as they embark on their high school journey!
About Brophy: Brophy is a Catholic, Jesuit school with an enrollment of 1,400 young men. It offers its students a rigorous, relevant, and innovative college preparatory curriculum, a highly developed fine arts and music program, a diversity of extracurricular activities, and transformative retreat and service programs. As a Jesuit school, Brophy takes great pride in striving to form well-rounded young men who are firmly grounded in a relationship with God that orients them to lead lives of service. In addition to the high school, Brophy includes Loyola Academy, which is a tuition-free, comprehensive junior high school program for sixth, seventh, and eighth grade boys who demonstrate academic promise but have had limited educational opportunities. For more information, visit Brophy’s webpage: www.brophyprep.org
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This is a seasonal position for the duration of Summer Session A (May 27 through June 11, 2025) at Brophy College Preparatory, with potential for return the following summer based on performance and program needs.
How to Apply: Contact Brophy’s Director of Equity and Inclusion, Deena Sellers (dsellers@brophyprep.org)
Join us in creating a memorable and enriching Bridge to Brophy experience for incoming 9th graders as they embark on their high school journey!
About Brophy: Brophy is a Catholic, Jesuit school with an enrollment of 1,400 young men. It offers its students a rigorous, relevant, and innovative college preparatory curriculum, a highly developed fine arts and music program, a diversity of extracurricular activities, and transformative retreat and service programs. As a Jesuit school, Brophy takes great pride in striving to form well-rounded young men who are firmly grounded in a relationship with God that orients them to lead lives of service. In addition to the high school, Brophy includes Loyola Academy, which is a tuition-free, comprehensive junior high school program for sixth, seventh, and eighth grade boys who demonstrate academic promise but have had limited educational opportunities. For more information, visit Brophy’s webpage: www.brophyprep.org
???????Brophy College Preparatory is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
