The Stony Brook School
Visual Arts Faculty
Join the SBS faculty for the 2026-2027 school year!
The Stony Brook School seeks a talented, mission-aligned faculty member to join our Visual Arts Department beginning in August 2026. This role is expected to center on our ceramics courses such as Ceramics I, Ceramics II, Advanced Arts Seminar, and Middle School Art. We are especially eager to consider candidates who will ideate, propose, and help launch new course offerings that strengthen our visual arts sequence and prepare students for college‑level studio art through rigorous skill development, critique, and portfolio‑building.
Founded in 1922, The Stony Brook School is a co‑ed Christian college‑prep boarding and day school for grades 7–12 on a 55‑acre campus on Long Island's North Shore. We unite academic rigor with authentic Christian faith in a diverse, global community.
All candidates should have a demonstrable Christian commitment and an educational philosophy that is consistent with The Stony Brook School's mission. For more information on the many benefits of working at The Stony Brook School, please view our Faculty Profile here.
The ideal candidate will possess:
A Bachelor's of Art or Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Visual Arts, Arts Education, Ceramics, or a related field (master's degree strongly preferred)
Demonstrated growth mindset and eagerness to develop as a teacher, mentor, and colleague
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Eagerness to serve in a faith‑based learning environment that emphasizes faithful Christian scholarship and character formation
Expertise in planning and delivering mission‑aligned curriculum and lessons with clear objectives, strong materials, and thoughtful assessments that move students toward growth and mastery
Ability to teach both technical skills and creative process, from introductory to advanced levels
Strong background in wheel‑thrown ceramics, including form, function, and surface development (e.g., carving, slip, underglaze, glazing)
Ability to teach both technical skills and creative process, from introductory to advanced levels, including Ceramics I, Ceramics II, and Advanced Ceramics
Experience building student portfolios and guiding critique, revision, documentation, and presentation of work
Experience with electric kiln operation, kiln loading, firing schedules, and safe studio practices
Beyond teaching, SBS faculty are active members of our boarding school community, sharing in evening and weekend supervision, coaching athletics or leading co‑curriculars, chaperoning events, proctoring study halls, and supporting community meals. Full‑time faculty typically teach 4–5 classes, lead or assist with 1–2 co‑curricular commitments, and participate in our residential life program.
Why SBS? The Stony Brook School is an exceptional place to teach, live, and grow. Faculty enjoy a rare blend of purpose, community, and support on our beautiful 55‑acre campus, just one hour from New York City.
Employee benefits include:
Free on‑campus housing, including utilities and maintenance
Free meals for you and your family while school is in session
Comprehensive medical and dental insurance with
all premiums
fully paid by the school (valued at $46,000 per employee yearly)
Retirement plan with immediate vesting and a 7.5% employer matching contribution
School‑paid life insurance, long‑term disability, short‑term disability, and accidental death and dismemberment coverage
100% tuition remission for faculty children attending The Stony Brook School
Relocation assistance is available through a moving reimbursement program
A collaborative, faith‑centered community committed to excellence, growth, and lifelong learning
Compensation Salary Range: $34,397 – $106,000. Final salary will be commensurate with experience, qualifications, and role responsibilities.
Equal Employment Opportunity The Stony Brook School is committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any kind. All employment decisions at The Stony Brook School are based on business needs, job requirements, and individual qualifications, without regard to race, color, national origin, age, citizenship, genetic predisposition, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by the laws or regulations in the locations where we operate.
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Founded in 1922, The Stony Brook School is a co‑ed Christian college‑prep boarding and day school for grades 7–12 on a 55‑acre campus on Long Island's North Shore. We unite academic rigor with authentic Christian faith in a diverse, global community.
All candidates should have a demonstrable Christian commitment and an educational philosophy that is consistent with The Stony Brook School's mission. For more information on the many benefits of working at The Stony Brook School, please view our Faculty Profile here.
The ideal candidate will possess:
A Bachelor's of Art or Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Visual Arts, Arts Education, Ceramics, or a related field (master's degree strongly preferred)
Demonstrated growth mindset and eagerness to develop as a teacher, mentor, and colleague
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Eagerness to serve in a faith‑based learning environment that emphasizes faithful Christian scholarship and character formation
Expertise in planning and delivering mission‑aligned curriculum and lessons with clear objectives, strong materials, and thoughtful assessments that move students toward growth and mastery
Ability to teach both technical skills and creative process, from introductory to advanced levels
Strong background in wheel‑thrown ceramics, including form, function, and surface development (e.g., carving, slip, underglaze, glazing)
Ability to teach both technical skills and creative process, from introductory to advanced levels, including Ceramics I, Ceramics II, and Advanced Ceramics
Experience building student portfolios and guiding critique, revision, documentation, and presentation of work
Experience with electric kiln operation, kiln loading, firing schedules, and safe studio practices
Beyond teaching, SBS faculty are active members of our boarding school community, sharing in evening and weekend supervision, coaching athletics or leading co‑curriculars, chaperoning events, proctoring study halls, and supporting community meals. Full‑time faculty typically teach 4–5 classes, lead or assist with 1–2 co‑curricular commitments, and participate in our residential life program.
Why SBS? The Stony Brook School is an exceptional place to teach, live, and grow. Faculty enjoy a rare blend of purpose, community, and support on our beautiful 55‑acre campus, just one hour from New York City.
Employee benefits include:
Free on‑campus housing, including utilities and maintenance
Free meals for you and your family while school is in session
Comprehensive medical and dental insurance with
all premiums
fully paid by the school (valued at $46,000 per employee yearly)
Retirement plan with immediate vesting and a 7.5% employer matching contribution
School‑paid life insurance, long‑term disability, short‑term disability, and accidental death and dismemberment coverage
100% tuition remission for faculty children attending The Stony Brook School
Relocation assistance is available through a moving reimbursement program
A collaborative, faith‑centered community committed to excellence, growth, and lifelong learning
Compensation Salary Range: $34,397 – $106,000. Final salary will be commensurate with experience, qualifications, and role responsibilities.
Equal Employment Opportunity The Stony Brook School is committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any kind. All employment decisions at The Stony Brook School are based on business needs, job requirements, and individual qualifications, without regard to race, color, national origin, age, citizenship, genetic predisposition, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by the laws or regulations in the locations where we operate.
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