Principal
George E. Peters Adventist School in Hyattsville, MD
Description
George E. Peters is looking for a visionary leader that is knowledgeable of best practices in education and can continue to move the school forward. This person will inspire and coach the staff. The successful candidate should be passionate about Adventist education, be trustworthy and should possess excellent interpersonal skills to manage and create relationships with multiple stakeholders including parents, students, board, and Allegheny East Conference Office of Education.
Required Experience
Requirements
Practicing member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
Bachelor’s degree in education/elementary education
Eligible for denominational teacher/Administrative certificate
Local Fingerprint and Background Check clearance
Sterling Volunteers clearance
Qualifications
At least 3 years as Principal or Assistant Principal at the PreK-8 Level
Advanced degree/certification in Educational Administration and Leadership
Minimum 5 years teaching experience working with a diverse population
Contact
Please send letter of interest, resume, and an application from the Allegheny East Conference website (www.visitaec.org) to: Teresa Best Human Resources Director Allegheny East Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Email: hr@aecsda.com
Direct inquiries with all documentation requested to HR via email ONLY
Please include the words “Job Posting: G.E. Peters Principal” on the subject line of the email.
Posted by: Penny N. Rodgers
Resumé Deadline: Saturday, August 1, 2026
George E. Peters Adventist School
George E. Peters Adventist School is committed to training students to emulate the character of the Master Teacher, Jesus Christ, by developing them spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially for this world and the world to come.
The aim of Seventh-day Adventist education at George E. Peters Adventist School is Christ-centered instruction resulting in the experience of redemption and transformation of character. This religious dimension permeates all aspects of George E. Peters’ program for spiritual, mental, physical, and social development of its students.