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If you have any questions about positions listed below or general inquiries about careers at Saint Joe, please contact Rachel Potter at adminasstprincipal@saintjoehigh.com or (574) 232-1140.

Faculty/Instructional 
Non-Certified (STAFF) Positions
Athletics positions

One of four high schools in the Diocese of Fort Wayne South Bend, Saint Joseph High School is accredited by the State of Indiana and AdvancED, has been named a National Blue Ribbon School, a 4-Star School by the Indiana Department of Education, and has been recognized as a National Catholic Honor Roll School of Excellence every year since 2014. 

Situated within the city limits and overlooking the South Bend skyline, Saint Joseph High School enrolls over 800 students representing a diversity of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds and geographic areas. 27% of the student body qualifies for free or reduced lunch and over half receive need-based tuition assistance. The school’s annual operating budget approximates $9 million, over 70% of which is generated through tuition. Additionally, the school raises around $1 million in philanthropic giving each year.

As part of the Diocese of Fort Wayne South Bend, employees of Saint Joseph High School receive a full benefits package, including health, vision, and dental insurance; a 403(b) retirement plan; a flexible spending account; and paid sick and personal leave.

“Participating in athletics at Saint Joe is fun and memorable, and it helps individuals develop the habits and mentality needed to succeed in life, long after their playing days are over.” ben downey '96, Head Coach, football

“I love working with my peers, who spend a great deal of effort in engaging students with the goal of helping them to grow into the best versions of themselves.” Chris Culver, Science Teacher

“Saint Joe is family to me. We care about each other and take care of each other. I challenge my students to be their best person in and out of the classroom.” Sue Kostielney ‘88, Math Teacher