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Employment Opportunities
Join our team of conscientious, passionate people dedicating their livelihoods to making a positive difference in the lives of children in rural Maine.
The Center believes that all students have the right to rigorous, relevant, and joyful learning experiences led by exceptionally talented and diverse educators who promote student achievement and a sense of belonging.
Our goal is to prepare students for college and careers while focusing on rural community development and environmental stewardship.
We are seeking enthusiastic and dedicated professionals who are team-oriented, committed to student success, and inspired by the opportunity to help develop an innovative school.
Are you up for the challenge?
Please send a completed Employment Application form, cover letter, and resume to the following email or mailing address. Applications will be accepted until positions are filled.
Human Resources
Ecology Learning Center
230 Main Street
Unity, ME 04988
Current Positions
Ed Tech III & Administrative Assistant
This position combines Ed Tech III and Administrative Assistant work, approximately half time for each role. We are seeking a caring, patient, diligent mentor to our students who can serve as a "guide on the side" to support students with learning differences in the least restrictive setting during their general education classes, as well as support students with IEPs in small group instruction. In the Administrative Assistant role, this person will support the Special Ed teacher with clerical work, and represent the Ecology Learning Center at the front desk and over the phone. We are seeking an outgoing, friendly people-person, with a passion for our mission and strong communication skills. This person would also recruit student and community volunteers to fill the role of volunteer receptionist when they are not at the front desk.
Math Teacher
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Math teacher who is team-oriented, committed to student success, and will inspire a love for problem-solving and computation. While Math will be taught as a distinct subject, each Math course will relate to school-wide environmental themes and include interdisciplinary projects. The teacher will align the Math curriculum with Common Core State Standards, helping students develop knowledge in number and quantity, algebra, modeling, functions, geometry, calculus, and statistics, and frequently engage students in hands-on projects that require students to communicate and think in mathematical terms.