Technology and Media Arts TeacherEvergreen Community Charter School, Asheville NCFull-timeStart date: August 5, 2026Reports to: Associate DirectorCompensation: Salary based on NC State Salary Schedule, free before/afterschool care for ages 5-14OrganizationLocated in Asheville, North Carolina, Evergreen Community Charter School is a tuition-free, public school serving approximately 450 students in grades K-8. We are grounded in EL Educations expeditionary learning framework, a research-substantiated model for equitable education with roots in the adventure and leadership organization, Outward Bound. Evergreen embraces rigorous and high quality work, character education, social justice, curriculum integration, differentiated instruction, and environmental stewardship. Our strategic priorities are centered on racial equity and academic excellence.Evergreen recognizes the social and educational value of a diverse leadership, staff, and student community.
To that end, we actively seek and encourage employee applications from qualified individuals representing diverse social, ethnic, and racial groups. We invite potential candidates for this position to learn more about Evergreen Community Charter School by exploring our website, www.evergreenccs.org.Position DescriptionEvergreen Community Charter School is seeking a creative, flexible, and student-centered Technology and Media Arts Teacher to work with students in grades 28. This position supports students in developing foundational technology skills, digital literacy, media creation skills, and responsible use of technology in a hands-on, project-based learning environment.This position also includes an important school media component. The Technology and Media Arts Teacher helps document and celebrate the life of the school through video, photography, and digital storytelling.The ideal candidate is has experience teaching or working with a wide range of learners, enjoys working across grade levels, and can help students build confidence with computers, digital tools, creative media, and emerging technologies.Must be creative, organized, patient, and comfortable working in a busy school environment where no two days are exactly alike.
They should enjoy helping students move from basic technology use toward meaningful creation. They should be able to balance direct instruction with hands-on exploration and understand that technology class is not just about devices, but about communication, creativity, problem-solving, and responsible participation in the digital world.This person should also be comfortable being part teacher, part media creator, part documentarian, and part problem-solver. They will play an important role in helping students learn technology skills while also helping the school tell its story through photos, videos, student work, and community documentation.QualificationsMinimum Qualifications: Bachelors degree in a related field Preferred Qualifications: NC teacher licensure (or eligibility for one) is preferred but not required. Candidates with strong experience working with children, teaching technology, leading creative media projects, or supporting school-based digital learning will also be considered.
Training or experience in Google Workspace for Education, digital citizenship, media literacy, video production, photography, yearbook production, coding, 3D design, 3D printing, or AI-supported learning.Lived experience that supports connections with groups of students who have diverse racial and ethnic identities, flexibility and sensitivity to the varied physical, mental, and emotional needs of all students and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment.Application ProcessSend letter of interest, resume, and copy of teaching license to
[email protected] and complete online application form.
