An Islamic School Teacher is responsible for fostering a positive, engaging, and faith-centered learning environment that supports students’ academic growth, character development, and Islamic identity. The teacher integrates high-quality instructional practices with Islamic values to nurture students intellectually, socially, emotionally, and spiritually.
Plan and deliver engaging lessons aligned with grade-level academic standards and school curriculum.
Incorporate Islamic values, manners (akhlaq), and character education into daily instruction and classroom interactions.
Create a safe, respectful, and inclusive classroom environment that promotes student learning and positive behavior.
Assess student progress regularly and maintain accurate academic records.
Complete student academic reports (interims and report cards) during assigned reporting periods.
Differentiate instruction to meet diverse student learning needs.
Communicate effectively with parents, administration, and colleagues regarding student progress and concerns.
Implement classroom management systems that support student success.
Participate in school events, professional development, staff meetings, and Islamic school activities.
Model Islamic conduct, professionalism, and ethical behavior at all times.
Follow school policies and procedures in accordance to our Staff Policy Handbook
Work cooperatively as a team player by sharing resources, supporting colleagues, participating in planning discussions, and contributing to a positive professional culture.
Participate and complete assigned tasks during Professional Learning Committees (PLC).
Attend and participate in a positive manner during staff meetings, team meetings, and PLC’s.
Qualifications
Required
Prior classroom teaching experience (private, public, homeschool, or educational setting)
Strong classroom management and instructional skills
Commitment to supporting an Islamic learning environment and school mission
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Ability to work effectively with students, staff, and families
Preferred
State teaching licensure (not required but strongly recommended)
Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field
Experience working in an Islamic school or culturally diverse environment
Familiarity with integrating Islamic principles into education
Demonstrates professionalism, patience, and compassion
Serves as a positive Islamic role model for students
Organized, flexible, and solution-oriented
Passionate about student development and lifelong learning
Teachers collaborate closely with administration and colleagues to promote academic excellence while cultivating an environment grounded in Islamic values and community partnership.