Join the Harvest Community School Team – Make an Eternal Impact
Grow in faith, lead with excellence, and serve families in a Christ-centered learning community.
Faith First. Academic Excellence Always.
Why Work at Harvest Community School
In Jacksonville, Florida
Why You’ll Love Working at Harvest Community School
Christ-centered work environment rooted in biblical truth and discipleship
Supportive, family-oriented Christian community
Meaningful work that impacts students’ lives spiritually and academically
Opportunities for professional and spiritual development
Work alongside experienced, dedicated Christian educators
At Harvest Community School, we believe every child is “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14). Our mission is to nurture hearts and minds through Christ-centered learning that inspires students to grow in wisdom, faith, and purpose.
Community
Community
Faith
Faith
Excellence
Excellence
Growth
Growth
Open Positions
Current Career Opportunities in Jacksonville
Guidance Counselor
We’re seeking a Guidance Counselor to join our Upper School team. In this role, you’ll walk alongside students and parents to prayerfully plan academic pathways and postsecondary goals, providing thoughtful guidance, organization, and encouragement within a Christ-centered community committed to spiritual growth and purposeful futures.
Vice Principal
We’re seeking a Vice Principal to join our leadership team. In this role, you’ll help lead daily school life by supporting faculty, guiding student discipline and growth, and partnering with parents all while strengthening Harvest’s Christ-centered mission through servant leadership, prayerful decision-making, and a visible commitment to students’ spiritual well-being.
Upper School Principal
We’re seeking an Upper School Teacher (Grades 6-12) to join our faculty. You’ll teach your subject with academic excellence while intentionally integrating biblical truth, partnering with parents, and investing in students’ spiritual and personal growth in a Christ-centered learning community.
How To Apply
Apply in 3 Easy Steps
Complete the Application Form
Fill out personal, professional, and faith background details.
Submit Supporting Documents
Resume, references, and educational credentials.
Background Check & Interview
We’ll contact you with next steps.
Why Harvest Community School in Jacksonville
Accredited
Harvest is accredited by:
- FCCPSA (Florida Coalition of Christian Private Schools Accreditation)
- Cognia (formerly SACS/AdvancED)
- National Council for Private School Accreditation
Biblically Based
We believe God’s Word sets the absolute standard by which children are to be trained. Every subject is grounded in Biblical truth. We strive to avoid legalism by remaining faithful to God’s Word — not man’s traditions. “All Scripture is God-breathed and useful for teaching…” — 2 Timothy 3:16
Community Focused
We believe education thrives through partnership. Parents are vital to the spiritual and academic growth of every child, and we are honored to walk alongside families in this journey.
Successful Outcomes
- 100% of graduates pursue college, career, or ministry training
- Average GPA (weighted): 3.7+
- Over $2.6 million in scholarships awarded across the past two years
- Students continue to thrive in faith, academics, and future-focused paths
Harvest Community School At a Glance
- 100% of graduates pursue college, career, or ministry training
- Average GPA (weighted): 3.7+
- Over $2.6 million in scholarships awarded across the past two years
- Students continue to thrive in faith, academics, and future-focused paths
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Harvest Community School 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.