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Open Positions

We are hiring full-time lead teachers, a subject specialist, and daycare staff for our inaugural school year. Priority consideration before June 30, 2026.

Lead Teachers

One per grade

PreK · Ages ~4

Pre-Kindergarten Lead Teacher

Leads a play-based PreK classroom of four-year-olds. Phonological awareness, letter knowledge, oral language, and the rhythms of school life at an Islamic school.

Type:
Full-time, on-site
Grade:
Pre-Kindergarten
K · Ages ~5

Kindergarten Lead Teacher

Leads a Kindergarten class of five-year-olds. Phonics launch, foundational number sense, and the year that turns a preschooler into a student at an Islamic school.

Type:
Full-time, on-site
Grade:
Kindergarten

Subject Specialist

Cross-grade, faith-aligned

Specialist · All grades

Quran, Arabic & Islamic Studies Teacher

Delivers the spiritual and linguistic core of the curriculum across all four grades — daily Quran, Modern Standard Arabic, and Islamic Studies. Three pillars of an Islamic-school education taught by one faith-aligned specialist.

Type:
Full-time, on-site
Scope:
PreK – 2nd Grade

Looking for volunteer opportunities instead? See our volunteer roles.

Daycare

Early-childhood care

Daycare · Potty-trained · 1–3

Daycare Caregiver (Potty-Trained)

Provides warm, attentive care for potty-trained toddlers (ages 1–3) in our daycare program — safety, gentle routines, play-based early learning, and Islamic manners, all day long.

Type:
Full-time, on-site
Ages:
Ages 1–3 (potty-trained)
Daycare · Not yet potty-trained · Under 3

Daycare Caregiver (Infants & Toddlers)

Provides warm, hands-on care for our youngest children — infants and young toddlers not yet potty-trained (under age 3). Feeding, diapering, safe sleep, and gentle early learning, all day long.

Type:
Full-time, on-site
Ages:
Under 3 (not yet potty-trained)

A note on what makes Al-Razi different

We are a full-time Islamic school in Burlington, NC, opening with PreK through 2nd Grade in September 2026, In Sha Allah. Founding faculty have outsized influence on what gets set in stone — classroom routines, the school’s discipline culture, the rhythm of the day.

Al-Razi is an Islamic school — not a school that Muslims happen to attend. Faith is woven through every part of the day: daily prayer in the classroom, Islamic etiquette in everyday routines (eating, greeting, bathroom, cleanliness), and the discipline of leaving every space in a better state than it was found. Our approach to discipline is rooted in akhlaq — character formation modeled after the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). Public shame and physical discipline are not used.

Quran, Arabic, and Islamic Studies are taught daily as core curriculum by a faith-aligned specialist, freeing lead teachers to focus on the academic core while reinforcing Islamic values in everyday classroom interactions. The school day runs 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM.

Lead teachers are not required to be practicing Muslims. However, all faculty are expected to respect the school’s Islamic mission, support daily prayer and Islamic etiquette in the classroom, and adhere to the dress and conduct standards in the Staff Handbook.

Al-Razi School welcomes applicants and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability. As a religious-affiliated school, we may require alignment with Islamic values for roles where such alignment is bona fide to the position’s responsibilities.