Augustinian Academy in Carthage lists several open school jobs
Augustinian Academy has posted openings for a part-time music teacher, classroom assistants, an aide and substitutes, according to the school's employment page.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
Augustinian Academy is advertising several job openings on the employment page of its website. The listings include a part-time music teacher for grades Pre-K 3 through 8, described at $15,000 or more per year depending on experience, with duties that include general music education, Christmas and spring concerts, a short school musical and instrument lessons where applicable.
The school also lists a full-time assistant for grades 3/4, a full-time assistant for Pre-K 4, a part-time aide for Pre-K 3, and substitutes for classrooms as well as for cleaning and cafeteria work, each listed at $16 an hour. The page, marked as updated 5/31/26, says applicants should complete the general employment application, and that teacher applicants should also submit a teacher application and a resume. New York state licensure is preferred, though out-of-state licensure may be accepted, according to the posting. The school lists a front office phone number of 315-493-1301 and directs resumes and questions to the principal at principal@augustinianacademy.org. ClickNNY has not independently confirmed this account.
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