If you are interested in a job at a Jesuit High School, you have come to the right place!

The JSEA Job Bank is a service provided by the Jesuit Secondary Education Association (JSEA). It provides up-to-date information about jobs currently available at all member Jesuit High Schools in the United States and in other countries. At times jobs from other Jesuit related institutions will also appear in the JSEA Job Bank.

This service provides an overview list, detailed information, and contact information for the jobs listed in our database.

For jobs in other Catholic secondary schools, please visit the National Catholic Educational Association Job Bank.

Welcome to the JSEA Job Bank. This is an area for those looking for positions in JSEA Member Schools to post their resumes for schools to view.

Please fill out all information fully and please upload resumes in Word format only. All resumes will be subject to approval prior to posting. JSEA reserves the right to remove resumes at any time, however resumes will routinely be removed after one year.

For security reasons, you will not be able to view your resume after it is posted unless you are a logged-in member. If you need to edit your posting or remove your posting please email Kathreja Mills, JSEA Communications Manager, at millsk@jsea.org.

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The network of JSEA member schools educates approximately 48,000 young men and women yearly. Well over 95% of their graduates continue education at the college level. Almost all of the schools are in major metropolitan areas and nearly a third are located within the inner city. Jesuit schools strive to educate the whole person, challenging each student to reach his or her fullest potential as a well-rounded individual who is intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice in generous service to the people of God.

Georgetown Preparatory School, founded by Archbishop John Carroll in 1789, has the distinction of being the oldest Jesuit school as well as the only remaining Jesuit boarding high school in the United States. The most recent Jesuit high schools opened in the United States are schools in the Cristo Rey Network. Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School of Houston opened in 2009 to serve the economically disadvantaged of Houston, TX.

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