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Thank you for your interest in Burke’s!
We invite you to explore our site to learn more about our community. When asked, our faculty repeatedly say that their favorite things about working at Burke's are the supportive community and commitment to professional development that allows them to continue to learn and challenge themselves as educators.
Burke’s is an independent K-8
gender-inclusive
all-girls school located on a 3.5-acre campus in the Richmond/Sea Cliff neighborhood of San Francisco. Our mission is to educate, encourage, and empower girls. Our school combines
academic excellence
with an appreciation for childhood so that students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self, contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now and throughout life. Based on more than 100 years of educational excellence, Burke’s today is one of California’s leading K-8 schools combining strong academic and co-curricular programs with an emphasis on personal growth in a
diverse and inclusive community
.
With 65% open space, our
expansive outdoor campus
is unsurpassed in the city. In addition, Burke’s is surrounded by open land that teachers regularly integrate into their teaching, including Lincoln Park, Land’s End trail, and China Beach. Our accomplished faculty members take full advantage of our outdoor setting and wide-open spaces to foster the learning, well-being, and social development of our students.
Open Positions
We are happy to receive resumés from potential candidates for employment at Burke’s. Present openings are listed below and you may apply through the link provided, which will re-route to Workable, to assure materials go directly to the hiring committee.
Burke’s is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
List of 4 items.
62
Number of Faculty
1:6
Teacher to Student Ratio
19
Average Number of Years Faculty Tenure at Burke's
3
Number of National Board Certified teachers
Benefits & School Culture
List of 5 items.
Benefits
In addition to competitive salaries, Burke’s offers full-time employees a compensation package with a wide range of benefits that include a medical plan, supplemental medical plan, a dental plan, a long term disability benefit, life insurance and a TIAA retirement plan for our employees. A brief description of eligibility, cost, and enrollment requirements for each plan is
available here
. Group insurance plans are subject to change annually.
A Commitment to Inclusivity
Burke's is dedicated to building and sustaining a diverse and inclusive community with a strong and comprehensive multicultural and anti-racist curriculum. We believe diversity is essential for a student’s journey to educational excellence. We are also deeply committed to providing social justice growth opportunities for our faculty and staff.
Our Board
, in partnership with staff/faculty and parent groups, has been engaged in a number of equity and inclusion initiatives impacting curriculum, governance, and student life.
We believe there are ‘400 ways to be a Burke's girl’, meaning that every student who sets foot on our campus belongs here, no matter her interests or background. As a school, we are shaped and powered not only by the unique experiences that each student brings to class, but also by helping our students develop an understanding of their own heritage and identities. Students engage in a
service-learning curriculum
rooted in a social justice framework and take part in
outdoor education
programming and
sustainability
and stewardship activities. Burke’s students learn how to be agents of positive change in their school, the community, and the world.
Burke’s welcomes teachers and staff members who bring skills, qualities, and/or experiences that demonstrate an ability to support educating our students to be joyous learners, self-advocates, and empathetic leaders. You’ll find a strong sense of community at Burke’s amongst its students, alumnae, faculty, and parents with an emphasis on continual growth and learning. We encourage you to learn more about our
educational philosophy
and teaching and learning at Burke’s.
Professional Development Opportunities
Burke’s values social responsibility and lifelong learning and encourages faculty and staff to discover professional growth opportunities through local and national conferences, workshops, visits to other schools, summer institutes, and more. Professional development opportunities are offered throughout the school year and faculty can also apply for grants to fund summer opportunities. The following are a few examples of professional development opportunities that our faculty and staff have attended in the last three years:
NAIS People of Color Conference
,
Teachers College Reading and Writing Institutes
,
Mathematical Mindsets at Stanford
, White Privilege Conference and
Equity as Excellence
.
The Burke's Professional Development Institute (PDI) brings leading trainers and organizations to Burke's for on-campus professional development the week after graduation. Offerings at past PDIs included an Investigations Math training, an "Inclusivity by Design" workshop, the Burke's EdTech summit, and a Service Learning Institute that integrated on-campus PD and service projects across the City. Burke’s believes in ongoing learning not only for our students, but our faculty as well.
Burke's Teaching Institute
Burke’s Teaching Institute is a two-year program that provides on-campus training for our kindergarten through fourth grade and fifth and sixth grade science Associate Teachers.
Associate Teachers are partnered with Lead Teachers who play a vital role in helping the Associate Teachers develop teaching skills. By observing and working with our experienced teachers and participating in the life of the school, Associates gain valuable experience as well as opportunities to develop their own philosophy and teaching style. Through regular pedagogical workshops, we provide Associate Teachers with information about teaching methods, curriculum development, assessment, and classroom management skills.
Examples of recent Teaching Institute topics and discussions include: Social-Emotional Life of Girls, Exploring Anti-Racist Curriculum and System Inequalities, Supporting Diverse Learning Styles, Responsive Classroom Philosophy and Strategies, and Preparing Resumes and Interview Skills.
Transportation & Location
Our coastal location is served by MUNI bus lines and all employees who work a minimum of 10 hours per week are eligible to participate in Transit Benefits up to $315 per month in pre-tax salary deductions for commuter costs including BART, Muni and CalTrans.
Many of our faculty and staff live outside of the city. Marin is a very close commute to the school, as are certain parts of the Peninsula.
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Facebook
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Instagram
7070 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94121
Phone:
415.751.0177
Fax: 415.666.0535
Burke's mission is to educate, encourage and empower girls. Our school combines academic excellence with an appreciation for childhood so that students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self, contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now and throughout life.
Burke's admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
Menu
Login
Admissions
arrow
Admissions Director Welcome
Why Burke's
Request Information
Spring Tours
Tuition & Affordability
Transportation
Admissions FAQ
Who We Are
arrow
Head of School Welcome
Mission & Commitments
Quick Facts
Strategic Plan
Faculty & Staff
Board of Trustees
Burke's Traditions
Campus
Academics
arrow
Educational Philosophy
Lower School
arrow
Kindergarten
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Upper School
arrow
Humanities
Math
Science
World Languages
Visual Arts
Performing Arts
Physical Education
HEART
Makery Mindset
Library
Support Services
High School Counseling
Student Life
arrow
Inclusivity & Belonging
Athletics
Wellness
Student Leadership
Service & Sustainability
Outdoor Education
After School & Summer Camps
arrow
Summer Camps
Seedlings Camps
Sports Clinics
Music Lessons
Support
arrow
Supporting Burke's
Make a Gift
Annual Fund
Parents' Association
arrow
Parent Education
Burke's Community Connections
Grandparent Council
Alumnae
arrow
Alumnae Events
Distinguished Alumna
Make a Gift
Newsroom
Calendar
Employment
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Facebook
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Instagram
Employment
Banner
Thank you for your interest in Burke’s!
We invite you to explore our site to learn more about our community. When asked, our faculty repeatedly say that their favorite things about working at Burke's are the supportive community and commitment to professional development that allows them to continue to learn and challenge themselves as educators.
Burke’s is an independent K-8
gender-inclusive
all-girls school located on a 3.5-acre campus in the Richmond/Sea Cliff neighborhood of San Francisco. Our mission is to educate, encourage, and empower girls. Our school combines
academic excellence
with an appreciation for childhood so that students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self, contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now and throughout life. Based on more than 100 years of educational excellence, Burke’s today is one of California’s leading K-8 schools combining strong academic and co-curricular programs with an emphasis on personal growth in a
diverse and inclusive community
.
With 65% open space, our
expansive outdoor campus
is unsurpassed in the city. In addition, Burke’s is surrounded by open land that teachers regularly integrate into their teaching, including Lincoln Park, Land’s End trail, and China Beach. Our accomplished faculty members take full advantage of our outdoor setting and wide-open spaces to foster the learning, well-being, and social development of our students.
Open Positions
We are happy to receive resumés from potential candidates for employment at Burke’s. Present openings are listed below and you may apply through the link provided, which will re-route to Workable, to assure materials go directly to the hiring committee.
Burke’s is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
List of 4 items.
62
Number of Faculty
1:6
Teacher to Student Ratio
19
Average Number of Years Faculty Tenure at Burke's
3
Number of National Board Certified teachers
Benefits & School Culture
List of 5 items.
Benefits
In addition to competitive salaries, Burke’s offers full-time employees a compensation package with a wide range of benefits that include a medical plan, supplemental medical plan, a dental plan, a long term disability benefit, life insurance and a TIAA retirement plan for our employees. A brief description of eligibility, cost, and enrollment requirements for each plan is
available here
. Group insurance plans are subject to change annually.
A Commitment to Inclusivity
Burke's is dedicated to building and sustaining a diverse and inclusive community with a strong and comprehensive multicultural and anti-racist curriculum. We believe diversity is essential for a student’s journey to educational excellence. We are also deeply committed to providing social justice growth opportunities for our faculty and staff.
Our Board
, in partnership with staff/faculty and parent groups, has been engaged in a number of equity and inclusion initiatives impacting curriculum, governance, and student life.
We believe there are ‘400 ways to be a Burke's girl’, meaning that every student who sets foot on our campus belongs here, no matter her interests or background. As a school, we are shaped and powered not only by the unique experiences that each student brings to class, but also by helping our students develop an understanding of their own heritage and identities. Students engage in a
service-learning curriculum
rooted in a social justice framework and take part in
outdoor education
programming and
sustainability
and stewardship activities. Burke’s students learn how to be agents of positive change in their school, the community, and the world.
Burke’s welcomes teachers and staff members who bring skills, qualities, and/or experiences that demonstrate an ability to support educating our students to be joyous learners, self-advocates, and empathetic leaders. You’ll find a strong sense of community at Burke’s amongst its students, alumnae, faculty, and parents with an emphasis on continual growth and learning. We encourage you to learn more about our
educational philosophy
and teaching and learning at Burke’s.
Professional Development Opportunities
Burke’s values social responsibility and lifelong learning and encourages faculty and staff to discover professional growth opportunities through local and national conferences, workshops, visits to other schools, summer institutes, and more. Professional development opportunities are offered throughout the school year and faculty can also apply for grants to fund summer opportunities. The following are a few examples of professional development opportunities that our faculty and staff have attended in the last three years:
NAIS People of Color Conference
,
Teachers College Reading and Writing Institutes
,
Mathematical Mindsets at Stanford
, White Privilege Conference and
Equity as Excellence
.
The Burke's Professional Development Institute (PDI) brings leading trainers and organizations to Burke's for on-campus professional development the week after graduation. Offerings at past PDIs included an Investigations Math training, an "Inclusivity by Design" workshop, the Burke's EdTech summit, and a Service Learning Institute that integrated on-campus PD and service projects across the City. Burke’s believes in ongoing learning not only for our students, but our faculty as well.
Burke's Teaching Institute
Burke’s Teaching Institute is a two-year program that provides on-campus training for our kindergarten through fourth grade and fifth and sixth grade science Associate Teachers.
Associate Teachers are partnered with Lead Teachers who play a vital role in helping the Associate Teachers develop teaching skills. By observing and working with our experienced teachers and participating in the life of the school, Associates gain valuable experience as well as opportunities to develop their own philosophy and teaching style. Through regular pedagogical workshops, we provide Associate Teachers with information about teaching methods, curriculum development, assessment, and classroom management skills.
Examples of recent Teaching Institute topics and discussions include: Social-Emotional Life of Girls, Exploring Anti-Racist Curriculum and System Inequalities, Supporting Diverse Learning Styles, Responsive Classroom Philosophy and Strategies, and Preparing Resumes and Interview Skills.
Transportation & Location
Our coastal location is served by MUNI bus lines and all employees who work a minimum of 10 hours per week are eligible to participate in Transit Benefits up to $315 per month in pre-tax salary deductions for commuter costs including BART, Muni and CalTrans.
Many of our faculty and staff live outside of the city. Marin is a very close commute to the school, as are certain parts of the Peninsula.
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Facebook
Katherine Delmar Burke School on Instagram
7070 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94121
Phone:
415.751.0177
Fax: 415.666.0535
Burke's mission is to educate, encourage and empower girls. Our school combines academic excellence with an appreciation for childhood so that students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self, contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now and throughout life.
Burke's admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.