"Do you want to do a good deed? Teach the young! Do you want to perform a holy act? Teach the young! Do you want to do a holy thing? Teach the young! Truly, now and for the future, among holy things, this is the holiest." – St John Bosco

Saint Michael Catholic School is always seeking faculty who see themselves not only as teachers, but as partners in our mission, mentors to our students, and collaborators with parents. 

Reflecting on this great vocation, a 20th century Jesuit educator said:

"The teacher's life is a most arduous one. [...] Still, the teacher's mission is one of the greatest importance while touched with sublimity. It is in a way a "priestly" office, for the material on which the teacher works is the mind, the immortal soul of man; his object is truly "sacerdotal," namely to consecrate these souls to their Creator, to make them more God-like in wisdom and moral goodness. The teacher is also entrusted with the destinies of society; the children and youths whom he now trains will one day be the heads of families, the parents of a new generation, the men that powerfully influence public opinion for good or ill, in the press and from the platform, the citizens whose votes will make or mar their country. Surely, this is a profession that deserves the enthusiasm of noble hearts and the absorbing interest of the ablest minds." (Schwickerath) 

If you feel that you have a noble heart, an able mind, and the enthusiasm to mentor and form young men and women in partnership with their parents to lead them closer to God, we would love to hear from you! 

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