[eDebate] Position opening - Debate Coach St. Mark's School of Texas

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Please reply to baker at smtexas.org


The St. Mark?s School of Texas will appoint a new Debate Coach for the fall 
of 2004.  St. Mark?s is a non-sectarian, college preparatory independent day 
school for boys in grades 1-12.  Located in Dallas, Texas, St. Mark?s is one of 
the preeminent boy?s schools in the United States; aiming to prepare young men 
for assuming leadership and responsibility in a competitive and changing 
world.
 
The position of Debate Coach is a full-time faculty position.  The teaching 
load includes several elective Middle and Upper School Debate Classes along 
with the responsibilities associated with the Upper School Debate Team.  The 
school does not require any form of teaching certification as a condition of 
employment.  Teaching responsibilities are scheduled around Debate Team travel 
requirements.  Faculty compensation is in the top ten percent of all independent 
schools in the United States.  
 
The successful candidate will have a record of success as both a debate coach 
and teacher.  Tournament administration experience is helpful.  The debate 
program at St. Mark?s has historically been one of the most successful programs 
in the nation, and is one of the most valued programs on campus.  The program 
is highly visible, and requires the coach to be fully compatible with the 
mission and philosophy of the school.
 
David Baker (the Director of Admission at St. Mark?s and former Debate Coach) 
will attend the 2004 National High School Tournament of Champions for the 
purpose of meeting potential candidates for this position.  Interested persons 
should email David (baker at smtexas.org) to arrange meeting times during the 
tournament.  Interested persons who will not be attending the T.O.C. should email 
David with an attached employment vita.                 
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