Small classes, known kids
You teach an average of six students, with a teacher and an associate in the room. Every child is known by name, strengths, and needs.
Careers
Teach where every child is known
Open Wings is a growing, neurodiversity-affirming school with campuses in Kenosha and Glendale. If you believe school should fit the child, we would love to hear from you.
Current openings
We are hiring for the following roles; to apply, send your resume toopenwingsoffice@openwingslearning.org.
Classroom Teacher
Teach in a small, mixed-age K/1 classroom, building an individualized understanding of each learner. You will lead research-based reading and math instruction, teach rotating science and social studies, collaborate closely with your teaching team, and share in weekly professional development.
What we look for: Elementary teaching or special-education experience (student teaching counts). Strength in reading instruction for emerging readers, experience with complex learners, and familiarity with progressive education are all a plus.
Apply for this roleMath / STEAM Teacher
Work with small groups of upper-school students, implementing research-based math and STEAM curricula and creating individualized, success-oriented learning. You will collaborate with the teaching team, join weekly professional development, and support students throughout the day.
What we look for: Middle- or high-school teaching and/or upper-level special-education experience. Experience teaching mathematics to diverse learners and knowledge of progressive education methods are a plus.
Apply for this role
Do not see the right role for you? We still like to know great educators and associates before we need them. Introduce yourself at openwingsoffice@openwingslearning.org.
Why teach at Open Wings
Teach the way they learn
Instruction is individualized and strengths-based. You build on what a child can do, with the time and support to actually do it.
A team that grows together
We keep growing our own practice through collective inquiry and shared learning, and we support educators well beyond our own walls.
A mission that matters
This is neurodiversity-affirming, whole-child work. Regulation, trust, and belonging come first, and you see the difference it makes every day.
How to apply
Send your resume and a short note about why Open Wings interests you, and which campus you would like to work at. We read every message and will be in touch.
Open Wings is an equal-opportunity employer. We are committed to a workplace free from discrimination, where every person is valued and respected. Read more about who we are.
Send applications to
openwingsoffice@openwingslearning.org
Prefer to call?
Kenosha (South): (262) 697-7744
Glendale (North): (414) 210-2091