About this opportunity
SOLFL lists this Head of Ecology opportunity in miami, Florida. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
About SOLFL
SOLFL is a new movement in conscious education dedicated to cultivating intellectual, emotional, and spiritual intelligence. Our first school, SOLFL עץ חיים, a K-12 Miami Torah Earth School, offers a rigorous, mutli-disiplinary curriculum that integrates hands-on, experiential learning with entrepreneurship, ecology, creative expressions and spiritual practice. Our goal is to move children away from traditional classrooms, desks and screens, into the real world. This is an irl (in real life) school aimed at cultivating the impact entrepreneurs of the future.
About the Role
The Head of Ecology leads ecology teaching and ecology-based learning experiences across Grades K-12. This person should have strong knowledge of ecology, a clear understanding of how ecosystems work, and a real passion for helping students understand the interdependence between living things, natural systems, and human impact.
This role works closely with the Curriculum Head of Web of Life to support schoolwide ecology learning. Together, they will create lessons, immersive nature experiences, and real-world learning opportunities that connect students directly to the natural world.
This person will teach middle school Web of Life ecology/science classes in living classrooms and outdoor environments. They will also support high school ecology learning by helping shape nature immersions and field-based experiences that connect to high school ventures in ecology and environmental solutionism.
This role requires someone who is organized, systems-driven, and strong in project management. They should be able to execute project-based learning well, manage student progress in their classes, and handle the academic governance connected to their teaching responsibilities. They should also be able to collaborate well, take initiative, and help bring ideas into action.
Core Responsibilities
Ecology Teaching and Learning Teach middle school Web of Life ecology/science classes through hands-on, project-based, and real-life learning
Co-teach and support Web of Life upper elementary classes
Use living classrooms and outdoor spaces as core learning environments
Help students build a strong understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, interdependence, stewardship, and human impact on the natural world
Create learning experiences that are active, grounded, and connected to real ecological questions and problems
Schoolwide Ecology Collaboration Collaborate closely with the Curriculum Head of Web of Life to support ecology learning across Grades K-12
Co-design lessons, projects, and learning experiences that align with SOLFL’s approach to ecology and real-world education
Support the development of immersive nature experiences that deepen student understanding of ecological systems
Contribute ideas, structure, and follow-through in collaborative planning and implementation
High School Ecology and Immersions Support high school students through ecology-based field experiences, immersions, and applied learning
Help curate real-world ecology experiences that support high school ventures related to environmental solutionism and ecological impact
Work with leadership and faculty to ensure high school experiences are meaningful, well-organized, and connected to student learning goals
Project-Based Learning and Execution Plan and execute strong project-based and experiential learning activities
Ensure ecology learning moves beyond theory and into direct observation, inquiry, fieldwork, and action
Build systems and structures that support strong classroom execution and follow-through
Take initiative when developing new learning opportunities, projects, or experiences
Student Tracking and Academic Oversight Track student progress, performance, and engagement in assigned classes
Maintain clear systems for student management, academic documentation, and classroom follow-through
Carry out all academic governance related to their classrooms and teaching responsibilities
Work in a structured and accountable way to ensure learning goals are being met
Qualifications
Degree in ecology or a closely related field, and/or strong teaching experience in ecology or environmental education
Strong understanding of ecosystems, ecological interdependence, biodiversity, and the impact of human systems on the natural world
Experience teaching through project-based, experiential, outdoor, or real-world learning
Strong organizational, systems, and project management skills
Able to collaborate well while also taking initiative and ownership
Confident managing students, tracking progress, and maintaining strong classroom systems
Experience supporting fieldwork, outdoor learning, or immersive educational experiences is strongly preferred
Who This Role Is Ideal For
Has a real passion for ecology and believes students should learn it by being in relationship with the natural world
Understands that ecology is not just content, but a way of seeing systems, relationships, and responsibility
Can move ideas into action and manage the details needed to make learning experiences happen well
Is strong in both teaching and execution
Thrives in a collaborative, fast-moving, start-up school environment
Believes students learn best through real experiences, real questions, and real responsibility
Why Join SOLFL?
Help shape ecology learning across an entire K-12 school
Teach students in living classrooms, not just within four walls
Build real ecology experiences that connect learning to stewardship, systems thinking, and environmental solutionism
Be part of a school that treats the natural world as a teacher, not just a topic
Join a team building a new model of education grounded in real life, responsibility, and impact
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Worksite address
miami, FL, 33222, US
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