Join our Crew.

We are Crew, not passengers. We honestly believe in the collective power of our school community to do amazing things.  We are all working towards delivering the best public school education we can for the students and families of SBCS.

FAQs

  • SBCS is currently hiring paraprofessionals and teachers for the 24-25 school year.

    We are looking for:

    Kindergarten

    First Grade

    Third Grade

    Elementary Special Education

    MG Humanities

    MG Math Intervention

    MG Literacy Intervention

    MG Literacy

    IEP Chair

    Please send your resume to Mrs. Nina Johnson, Principal at NJohnson04@bcps.k12.md.us

  • Working in a charter school gives teachers the opportunity to be part of a vision and mission driven organization (see below for the SBCS vision and mission). The school is overseen by a non-profit Operator and Board of Directors. The Operator’s Executive Director and Board of Directors provide clarity around and protect the school’s vision and mission. The Operator’s Executive Director works alongside the Administrative Team to make decisions around staffing, resource management, partnership development and programming. In addition to a clear vision and mission, many charters also are characterized by a particular curriculum, methodology, educational philosophy, or area of focus. These often distinguish charter schools from other charter schools, as well as from non-charter schools. As a result, teachers at charter schools often have a clear sense of the “why” and “how” of teaching at their particular school, and what makes their school unique.

    In Baltimore City, teachers at charter schools are members of the collective bargaining unit (the BTU). While they are technically employees of the district, they must teach and approach their work with an understanding of the Operator’s overarching vision, mission and educational philosophy. Teachers at charter schools often enjoy more support, more professional development opportunities, and more philosophical alignment than they might at non-charter schools. However, teachers at charter schools often feel that they work harder, and that the expectations are more rigorous than at non-charter schools. Ideally, the professional opportunities at SBCS make the job challenging and rewarding.

  • At SBCS, we have partnered with EL Education, where the mission is to create classrooms where teachers can fulfill their highest aspirations, students achieve more than they think possible, becoming active contributors to building a better world.

  • SBCS is searching for candidates that are curious, dedicated, and voracious learners.

    We welcome candidates from traditional and alternative certification pathways.

    Working at SBCS is not right for everyone. We strongly believe in pouring as many resources into our teachers as we can, and we acknowledge that our expectations of all staff are very, very high.

  • SBCS staff engage in Professional Development every week on Friday. That special and valuable time is strategically leveraged for building community, collaboration, and learning new strategies to support student success.

“I really enjoy working at SBCS because from the first day I started I was welcomed with open arms and it immediately felt like home.”

Kim Johnson, Executive Assistant to the Principal

“SBCS was the perfect place to start as a teacher fresh out of an education program.”

Janelle Sanders, Middle Grades Art Teacher

“The best thing about working at SBCS is watching scholars grow in wisdom - knowledge of ideas, the world around them, themselves and others.”

Alicia Shaw, Middle Grades Special Educator

Are you interested in joining our Crew?

Send your resume to Mrs. Nina Johnson, Principal. NJohnson04@bcps.k12.md.us