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Careers

Faculty and staff love working in our Pre-K 3 through Sixth Grade school because of our special community.
 

National Presbyterian School is known for its warmth, joyful approach to teaching, and a collective commitment among employees and families to the school's simple yet powerful mission.

NPS offers competitive salaries and the following benefits:

  • Health, dental, and disability insurance
  • Leave including paid holidays, medical and personal
  • Matching 401K contributions
  • Discounted tuition for NPS, NPS Summer Camp, and NPCCC, the NPS on-campus childcare center
  • Free before and after school care for faculty and staff children enrolled at NPS
  • On-campus infant and toddler care at NPCCC that prioritizes NPS faculty and staff
  • Professional development

Learn about NPCCC, our on-campus childcare center

Meet our exceptional Faculty & Staff

Learn about professional development at NPS

Why I Teach at NPS

A young boy in a blue striped shirt looks at a woman with glasses and gray hair as they sit at a table with colored pencils, while a wall decorated with colorful artwork is visible in the background.

The NPS community is welcoming and committed to every child. The Core Values shine through in everything we do.


Amy Boccella, Lower Division Art 
A smiling teacher with dreadlocks interacts with a young boy holding a pencil in the foreground, while a blurred classroom with a red bag is visible in the background.

The environment and culture at NPS is so warm and welcoming. The Core Values are faithfully upheld in everything we do.


Nikia Bowens, Kindergarten
Two young boys in the foreground are playing badminton with an adult instructor in the background, who is holding a racket and looking up.

I love teaching P.E. because the benefits of staying active in life are an important part of their overall education.


Bob Craig, Physical Education
Pre-K 4 teacher Betty Omia working with students

NPS is a place where the Core Values are not just recited, they are put into practice. I feel at home at NPS.

Betty Omia, Pre-Kindergarten 4
Upper Division Art teacher niki bramante working with students with clay.

NPS is a warm and caring environment, and I love that this school truly values the arts.

Niki Bramante, Upper Division Art

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Mathematics is a beautiful and creative endeavor.

Emily Stewart, Math Specialist
Teacher Jim Sumner leaning down to help a student

I'm grateful for NPS' commitment to professional development.

Jim Sumner, Grade 5
A teacher in a floral dress and blue blazer guides a young boy in a grey shirt as he writes on a projector screen in a classroom with white cabinets and books in the background.

I'm grateful to be part of a collaborative and compassionate community.


Laura Foster, Grade 1
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I love NPS because every member of this community is supportive and dependable.


Courtney Dacus, Grade 5

 

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NPS is the most welcoming community. I'm honored to be amongst those who are passionate about education.


Brittany McGhee, Grade 4 Teaching Associate
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I love working in a joyful school environment with a dedicated faculty. NPS is such a special place!


Megan Garvin, Grade 2

I love NPS because of the children, families, faculty and staff. Each plays an important role in allowing NPS to be the truly special place it is.


Teri Jarboe, Pre-Kindergarten 4
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NPS is great because of its kind and caring community. Everyone is treated as a person with tremendous potential.


Jack Denvir, Grade 6
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NPS is truly a loving and caring community for both children and adults. I love collaborating with other teachers and working together to enrich the developmentally appropriate curriculum. 

Charlotte Hartley, Kindergarten
A young girl with a pink headband and sweater smiles as she writes at a table, while a woman with a red lanyard looks on in a classroom setting.

I love the Core Values of the school and the environment at NPS. It feels like a family where everyone is willing to help.

Susan Campero, Lower Division Spanish
A teacher and student look at a laptop in the foreground, with a whiteboard covered in grammar notes in the background.

I love the supportive community that NPS fosters. I feel welcomed, appreciated, and valued. 

Sarah Cammarata, Grade 5 Teaching Associate
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I love the NPS community, and it is an incredible privilege to lead Chapels each week and teach our students in Religion class. 

Todd Sutton, Chaplain
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I appreciate NPS for its warm, welcoming community, its strong school culture and mission, and its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Chanelle Broughton, Pre-Kindergarten 3

Available Positions at NPS

Interested candidates should send a resume, cover letter, areas of interest and contact information for three professional references to the point of contact within the the posting.

Available Positions at NPCCC

National Presbyterian Child Care Center (NPCCC) is a traditional infant and toddler program dedicated to providing early childhood education to children of the faculty and staff of National Presbyterian School and National Presbyterian Church, as well as to families in the surrounding community.

Contact Us

Jack Devlin

Upper Division Director
School: 202-537-7586

Krystal Johnson

Director of the National Presbyterian Child Care Center
School: 202-552-4237

Melissa Rich

Lower Division Director
School: 202-537-7526

Caitlin Webster

Director of Auxiliary Programs
School: 202-537-7579