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Careers

I love working with students who are excited to learn, in a space where it is safe to succeed in many different ways.” –Science Teacher Mikayla Patella-Buckley

UPrep is an independent 6–12 school located in the Wedgwood neighborhood in northeast Seattle. We are looking for extraordinary faculty and staff who are devoted to each student's potential. 

As positions become available, they will be listed under the Current Openings section below. That said, if you value what’s important to UPrep and find yourself drawn to our school, send us your resume at careers@universityprep.org regardless of whether there is an opening that matches your credentials.

UPrep does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, creed, age, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran's status, disability, use of a trained service animal, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. This policy applies to admissions and administration of all of its programs, as well as to all areas of employment.
 


 

I love working with UPrep's student population and appreciate their level of engagement. It’s a privilege to be able to have an impact on their lives at such a pivotal moment." –History Teacher Raj Bhat
“UPrep is a fun and collaborative place to work! I really enjoy partnering with my colleagues across departments to bring projects to life. I’m also constantly inspired by our alumni and it brings me joy to share their stories with our school community.” –Development Engagement and Alumni Manager Claire Fallat


 

Current Openings

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English Teacher Carrie Niebanck kneels next to a table of students as she explains the assignement.

 

Music Teacher Thane Lewis smiles in a room surrounded by students and their instruments.

 

A group of faculty/staff pose, making silly faces, before they face off against the boys basketball team in a special game.

 

PE Teacher Kayla Robertson teaches a group of kids by the pool.