ST. ANDREW CHURCH – MARIANNA: Hiring Advanced Science Teacher

ST. ANDREW CHURCH – MARIANNA: Hiring Advanced Science Teacher
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St. Andrew Church – Marianna recently issued the following announcement.

Mount St. Mary Academy – Little Rock

Full-time; pay with benefits
Application deadline: When filled

Responsible for teaching advanced placement biology, advanced placement environmental science and chemistry; must have bachelor’s degree, Arkansas teaching certification, at least five years teaching experience; advanced placement teaching experience preferred

Contact: Sara Jones, Principal

Email: sjones@mtstmary.edu

Phone: (501) 664-8006

Original source can be found  here.

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Source: St. Andrew Church – Marianna



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