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Catholic School Employment Opportunities Now Available

Posted on June 25, 2026 in: News, School News

Catholic School Employment Opportunities Now Available

There are several current education-related employment opportunities available in Catholic schools across the diocese. These openings include classroom teaching, subject-area teaching, early childhood education and classroom support positions.

Current school postings include opportunities at St. Michael School in Pawcatuck, St. Joseph School in New London, Saint Patrick Cathedral School in Norwich, St. James School in Danielson and Saint John Paul II School in Middletown.

Recently posted openings include:

Part-Time Music Teacher — St. Michael School, Pawcatuck

Pre-K Head Teacher — St. Michael School, Pawcatuck

Middle School English and Literature Teacher — St. Joseph School, New London

Art Teacher — Saint Patrick Cathedral School, Norwich

Grade 8 Teacher — Saint Patrick Cathedral School, Norwich

Additional current education openings include Middle School Math and Science Teacher, Fifth Grade Teacher, Kindergarten Teacher, Kindergarten Paraprofessional, Spanish Teacher, Middle School Social Studies/Religion Teacher and Middle School English/Language Arts Teacher.

Please forward these opportunities to family members, friends or colleagues who may be interested in serving in Catholic education.

Visit the Diocese of Norwich Employment Page

Bookmark the employment page and check back often, as new job postings are added regularly.

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