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Namahana School Faculty & Staff Recruitment

At Namahana School, students are the drivers of their education and are supported by a strong team of teachers and staff who mentor and guide students throughout their educational journeys. Namahana School opened on August 4, 2025 with 7th and 8th grades and is actively looking to connect with dynamic and values-aligned education professionals.

Namahana School will add one grade per year until full-capacity is reached (7th-12th grades).

Namahana School is currently accepting applications for the following positions:

  • At Namahana School, an Educational Assistant (EA) provides support for a student or students to ensure that students’ documented needs are met, including observing and assisting with progress towards documented goals. A Namahana EA exposes students to powerful academic, social, emotional, and real world learning experiences. Namahana EA works in collaboration with Namahana teachers, students, and their ʻohana to achieve students’ personalized goals.

    To learn more, please read the job description. To apply, please complete the online form below.

  • An educator at Namahana School is responsible for navigating and guiding the learning process with 15-20 students for 2-3 years. They have a deep commitment to student engagement, an innovative mindset, and experience in designing and implementing hands-on, interdisciplinary learning opportunities. Educators play a pivotal role in guiding students through meaningful, ʻāina-based learning experiences that connect student interests to real-world applications. An educator at Namahana School is a teacher, advisor, coach, and kumu. They are a generalist who can support student work around each learning goal, and through multiple instructional models. The educator is a part of each student’s learning plan team, along with the student, parent, and community.

    To learn more, please read the job description. To apply, please complete the online form below.

  • A Diverse Learner Kumu at Namahana School is responsible for supporting the unique learning needs of students with disabilities through individualized, inclusive, and strengths-based approaches. The Diverse Learner Kumu is deeply committed to student engagement, equity, and innovation, with experience in designing and implementing differentiated, hands-on, and interdisciplinary learning experiences. Grounded in ʻāina-based learning, they help connect student interests to real-world applications while aligning with students’ Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). As a teacher, advisor, coach, and advocate, the Diverse Learner Kumu supports students in meeting their learning goals across multiple instructional models and is an essential member of each student’s learning plan team.

    To learn more, please read the job description. To apply, please complete the online form below.

  • At Namahana School, a substitute teacher provides consistency in the absence of primary teachers in implementing our curriculum and maintaining a strong and healthy school culture. Substitute plans are followed with care and quality where students experience an intellectually and physically safe learning environment. Critical information is communicated to primary teachers.

    To learn more, please read the job description. To apply, please complete the online form below. Item description

Namahana School Job Application

To apply for any open position, please complete the form below. You can email aloha@namahana.org, if you have any questions. Mahalo!

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