Elementary Physical Education Teacher

PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER 

Classification: Full-Time, Exempt; could potentially be part-time 

Reports To: Principal 

Position Summary The Physical Education (PE) Teacher develops, implements, and supervises a comprehensive fitness and health program for students in Grades PS3-5. This role integrates Christian values, sportsmanship, and teamwork into daily physical activities, fostering a safe environment where students can grow in body, mind, and spirit. 

Core Responsibilities 

●Faith Integration: Model Christian values, incorporate prayer into classes, and promote Christian sportsmanship. 

●Curriculum Delivery: Design age-appropriate lesson plans focusing on motor skills, cooperative games, and basic fi tness. 

●Student Safety: Maintain a clean, organized, and secure environment in the gym and on the playing fields. 

●Classroom Management: Establish clear rules, positive routines, and fair discipline for large groups of active children. 

●Assessment & Reporting: Evaluate student participation and physical skills fairly, providing accurate report card grades. 

●Community Engagement: Assist with school-wide events, field days, recess supervision, and faculty meetings. 

Qualifications & Requirements 

●Education: Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education, Kinesiology, or a related field.

●Certification: Valid State Teaching License or ability to obtain one within four years 

●Clearances: Must pass all mandatory diocesan background checks and child safety training (e.g., VIRTUS). 

●Skills: Excellent communication, high physical energy, and a patient, nurturing attitude toward young children. 

Physical Demands 

●Ability to stand, walk, run, and demonstrate physical exercises for extended periods. 

●Ability to lift, carry, and move sports equipment weighing up to 30 pounds. 

●Ability to work in both indoor gymnasiums and outdoor weather conditions. 

Salary - Dependent upon experience and certification 

For further information or questions, please email Sherri Kirschner at skirschner@ollakers.org or call 269-429-0227