Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor
Instrumental Music Program Director
Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, Michigan, us, 48113
Join the vibrant faculty at
Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor
as our Instrumental Music Program Director for the 2025-26 school year, leading a well-established program that fosters musical excellence across grades 3-12. As the new Instrumental Music Program Director, you’ll lead a comprehensive, thriving program for grades 3-12, supported by a team of experienced and dedicated music coaches. As a Waldorf School, music education is integral; all students in grades 3-8 actively engage in our instrumental music program, reflecting our commitment to holistic development.
Make sure to apply with all the requested information, as laid out in the job overview below. Beginning in third grade, our elementary students embark on their musical journey with string instruments, adding woodwinds by fifth and sixth grades, laying a solid foundation for future orchestral participation. In seventh and eighth grades, students experience the richness of a full orchestra program, enhancing their collaborative and performance skills. High school students have the opportunity to join a small vocal ensemble or select from diverse instrumental groups, including classical ensembles, jazz bands, guitar, and steel drum groups, guided by our skilled music coaches. Joining our community means becoming part of a supportive environment that values your personal well-being, professional growth, and family life, cultivating a community that cares about you as a person. We prioritize human connection, fostering strong, meaningful relationships among students, families, and colleagues. Our school bolsters students, teachers, and administrators with a robust curriculum, thoughtfully designed schedules, vibrant festivals, and a culture of collaboration. Waldorf education was created to offer a multi-sensory and holistic approach to education that strives to acknowledge the gifts and reduce the struggles of every individual. Our pedagogy works to meet the developmental needs of children as it supports children’s academic, social, and emotional health through critical thinking, creativity, arts, and movement. Compensation We offer an equitable salary structure, with a range from $45,000-55,000 based on experience and qualifications. Our benefits package includes health insurance, base and matching 503b contributions, life/disability insurance, and significant tuition remission for children. For candidates moving to Ann Arbor, we offer some relocation support. Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree or higher in Instrumental Music Performance or Instrumental Music Education. Minimum of 2 years of teaching experience. Skills & Experience: Proficiency in teaching both string and wind instruments, with specialization in one of these areas. Interest in Waldorf Education; Waldorf training and experience preferred. Ability to work with students across grades 3-12. Strong organizational and leadership skills to serve as a program coordinator. Additional Qualities: Connections with the local music community to help recruit music coaches. Professional performing experience. Experience and interest in a wide variety of musical styles, including classical. We are committed to having a diverse and inclusive community and encourage candidates from traditionally underrepresented communities to apply. Interested applicants should submit a resume, 3 references, and a short biographical sketch or cover letter to Elizabeth Kozisek at ekozisek@steinerschool.org.
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Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor
as our Instrumental Music Program Director for the 2025-26 school year, leading a well-established program that fosters musical excellence across grades 3-12. As the new Instrumental Music Program Director, you’ll lead a comprehensive, thriving program for grades 3-12, supported by a team of experienced and dedicated music coaches. As a Waldorf School, music education is integral; all students in grades 3-8 actively engage in our instrumental music program, reflecting our commitment to holistic development.
Make sure to apply with all the requested information, as laid out in the job overview below. Beginning in third grade, our elementary students embark on their musical journey with string instruments, adding woodwinds by fifth and sixth grades, laying a solid foundation for future orchestral participation. In seventh and eighth grades, students experience the richness of a full orchestra program, enhancing their collaborative and performance skills. High school students have the opportunity to join a small vocal ensemble or select from diverse instrumental groups, including classical ensembles, jazz bands, guitar, and steel drum groups, guided by our skilled music coaches. Joining our community means becoming part of a supportive environment that values your personal well-being, professional growth, and family life, cultivating a community that cares about you as a person. We prioritize human connection, fostering strong, meaningful relationships among students, families, and colleagues. Our school bolsters students, teachers, and administrators with a robust curriculum, thoughtfully designed schedules, vibrant festivals, and a culture of collaboration. Waldorf education was created to offer a multi-sensory and holistic approach to education that strives to acknowledge the gifts and reduce the struggles of every individual. Our pedagogy works to meet the developmental needs of children as it supports children’s academic, social, and emotional health through critical thinking, creativity, arts, and movement. Compensation We offer an equitable salary structure, with a range from $45,000-55,000 based on experience and qualifications. Our benefits package includes health insurance, base and matching 503b contributions, life/disability insurance, and significant tuition remission for children. For candidates moving to Ann Arbor, we offer some relocation support. Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree or higher in Instrumental Music Performance or Instrumental Music Education. Minimum of 2 years of teaching experience. Skills & Experience: Proficiency in teaching both string and wind instruments, with specialization in one of these areas. Interest in Waldorf Education; Waldorf training and experience preferred. Ability to work with students across grades 3-12. Strong organizational and leadership skills to serve as a program coordinator. Additional Qualities: Connections with the local music community to help recruit music coaches. Professional performing experience. Experience and interest in a wide variety of musical styles, including classical. We are committed to having a diverse and inclusive community and encourage candidates from traditionally underrepresented communities to apply. Interested applicants should submit a resume, 3 references, and a short biographical sketch or cover letter to Elizabeth Kozisek at ekozisek@steinerschool.org.
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