Jobs at Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth

The Director of Religious Education oversees faith formation programs, supports volunteer catechists, and ensures alignment with Church teachings and diocesan guidelines. They provide leadership, recruit and train volunteers, manage budgets, and promote lifelong discipleship among parishioners.

The Classroom Assistant supports the instructional teacher by helping with planning, teaching, and assessing students while ensuring a positive learning environment in a Catholic school setting.

The School Nurse implements the health program, manages student health needs, provides counseling, coordinates screenings, and adheres to school policies while ensuring student health maintenance.

The Business Manager oversees parish administration, financial management, facilities, human resources, and support operations, ensuring compliance with Diocesan policies.

Oversees daily operations of the parish preschool, manages curriculum, staff, and engages with families while ensuring compliance with guidelines.

The Learning Support Coordinator assists with the education mission, planning, guiding, and evaluating student learning, adhering to school philosophies and policies while fostering holistic development and effective communication with parents and staff.

The Musician will lead sections in the choir, sing at rehearsals and Masses, serve as a Cantor, and maintain professionalism.

Provide front-office parish administration and communications: greet parishioners, manage volunteers, coordinate weekly bulletin and parish communications (website, social media, Flocknote), maintain databases and records, support staff and diocesan communications, and handle record retention and basic office logistics.

Provide administrative support to the Director of Campus Ministry: greet visitors, manage communications, maintain records/spreadsheets/databases, coordinate events and volunteers, handle purchasing and facility upkeep, and assist with logistics, publicity, and meeting preparation. Flexible hours, occasional local travel, and physical tasks (lifting up to 35 pounds) required.

Provide school-based nursing services including health assessments, management of acute/chronic conditions, immunization and screening coordination, emergency care, health counseling, recordkeeping, staff supervision, and collaboration with parents and school leadership to support student health within Catholic school policies.

Oversee athletic event and facility operations, coordinate schedules with Facilities, supervise game-day operations, manage facility rentals, camps, and ticketing to maximize revenue, serve as head coach, ensure compliance with TAPPS/UIL, and support the Athletic Department and school mission.

Provide classroom instruction and assessment following school curriculum; maintain lesson plans and records; manage student behavior; communicate with parents and staff; support Catholic school mission and policies; attend professional development; supervise and monitor students across school settings.

The Substitute supports the Catholic education mission, provides instruction based on the adopted curriculum, manages student behavior, and communicates with parents and peers.

Provide school-based nursing care and health program management: triage acute/chronic/emergency student health issues, perform screenings, maintain records, coordinate referrals, supervise substitutes, support communicable disease control, counsel students/parents, and assist school administration in health-related documentation and supplies.

The Substitute Nurse supports the school health program, manages student health needs, maintains records, and ensures compliance with health policies.

The Substitute plans, guides, and evaluates student learning processes in accordance with the Catholic school curriculum, fostering intellectual and spiritual growth in a collaborative and supportive environment.

The Math Interventionist supports Catholic education by teaching and assessing students, planning lessons, collaborating with staff, and communicating with parents to enhance student learning and growth.

Responsible for the care and safety of preschool-aged children in a weekday childcare facility. Duties include guiding activities, managing behavior, communicating with parents, and adhering to church policies.

The Substitute teaches students in a Catholic school by planning lessons, guiding learning, and managing the classroom, ensuring support for the school's educational mission.

The Substitute supports the mission of the Catholic school, providing instruction, maintaining student records, and communicating with parents, while adhering to school policies and fostering a positive learning environment.