Amid the busy rhythms of daily life, like homework, activities, and countless responsibilities, it’s easy to prioritize achievement above all else. But just as important as academic success is something deeper: the capacity for kindness, compassion, and genuine empathy.
What do you remember most about your school days? Was it a special field trip that opened your eyes to something new, a group project that sparked a passion, or a guest speaker who inspired you? Perhaps it was something you explored on your own, driven by a curiosity ignited in the classroom. Whatever it was, that experience helped shape who you are today.
The World Languages Department at Darlington School seeks a Spanish Teacher for grades Pre-K through 5th grade. The candidate must demonstrate language fluency and knowledge of best teaching practices as outlined by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages and have a genuine appreciation and passion for teaching children and a desire to work with all types of learners.
As we move into February, I find myself reflecting on what makes Darlington so extraordinary. It’s not just the beautiful campus, the engaging academics, enrichment opportunities, or the human connection between teacher and student. It’s something deeper—something that resonates in the very heart of our school community: OUR MISSION.
Happy New Year to you and your families! I hope your holiday season has been filled with moments of joy, connection and relaxation. For many of our students, this time of year brought something particularly exciting: shiny new devices and access to new apps. These gifts open doors to connection, learning, and creativity – but they also come with challenges that we, as parents and educators, need to tackle together.
Amid the busy rhythms of daily life, like homework, activities, and countless responsibilities, it’s easy to prioritize achievement above all else. But just as important as academic success is something deeper: the capacity for kindness, compassion, and genuine empathy.
What do you remember most about your school days? Was it a special field trip that opened your eyes to something new, a group project that sparked a passion, or a guest speaker who inspired you? Perhaps it was something you explored on your own, driven by a curiosity ignited in the classroom. Whatever it was, that experience helped shape who you are today.
The World Languages Department at Darlington School seeks a Spanish Teacher for grades Pre-K through 5th grade. The candidate must demonstrate language fluency and knowledge of best teaching practices as outlined by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages and have a genuine appreciation and passion for teaching children and a desire to work with all types of learners.
As we move into February, I find myself reflecting on what makes Darlington so extraordinary. It’s not just the beautiful campus, the engaging academics, enrichment opportunities, or the human connection between teacher and student. It’s something deeper—something that resonates in the very heart of our school community: OUR MISSION.
Happy New Year to you and your families! I hope your holiday season has been filled with moments of joy, connection and relaxation. For many of our students, this time of year brought something particularly exciting: shiny new devices and access to new apps. These gifts open doors to connection, learning, and creativity – but they also come with challenges that we, as parents and educators, need to tackle together.
