Employment

"My time at San Antonio Christian School has been the most rewarding education experience of my life.  It is such a joy to teach students U.S. History from a biblical perspective.  You can truly develop and implement your spiritual gifts each day here at SACS.  It simply is a wonderful place to make an eternal difference!"

"I am grateful to be teaching in an environment where my calling and passions are unified. Teaching students about a personal relationship with God while being supported by the families and staff make SACS distinct."

"Three words to describe what it’s like to work at SACS are Jesus, family, and community. I am so grateful for the students in all my classes, knowing the Lord picked them.  I am grateful to have found sweet friends, great students and families here at SACS; it’s an honor to be here indeed."

"Teaching as long as I have, it’s a unique experience when my former students grow up, graduate, and come back to visit me. I’m always amazed to witness how God has shaped their lives all throughout that journey."

"I love teaching at SACS, because we are helping the children to see the wonder of God in the world He created. SACS reminds me of a small town where everyone wants the best for each other and the children."

“My first grade class loves singing for Jesus and they have the sweetest prayers. I also love that SACS is a family. I lost my dad 6 years ago, and SACS families rallied around my family and supported us with everything from prayers to meals. You can always count on someone at SACS to help in times of need.”

"I love that the majority of my students are willing to see past my role as simply a teacher and can appreciate me as an important relationship in their life.  Having students want to join me in my room when they don’t need to be there is incredibly rewarding."

"I am so very thankful for my students, my peers, and my leaders at SACS, but the welcoming presence of Jesus in this place is what makes SACS my beloved home."

"I love working at SACS because God called me here.  It is a privilege to care for our students and staff in every sense of the word: physically, spiritually, and mentally.  It has been like family to us for many years!"