Campbell Hall

Campbell Hall is an Episcopal day school in Studio City, California, serving over 1,000 students from elementary through high school. Located in the Los Angeles area, the school educates a diverse community grounded in liberal arts academics and Episcopal values. Faculty and staff work during traditional school hours, returning home after dismissal—a defining feature of day school employment.

The school describes itself as a community of inquiry. That framework shapes hiring and classroom practice. Teachers are expected to model curiosity and engage students as thinking partners, not passive recipients. This emphasis on genuine intellectual engagement distinguishes the hiring profile and daily work. Language faculty teach French, Japanese, and Spanish within established departments. Science and math teachers access dedicated facilities. The day school model allows educators to pursue serious academic work while maintaining clear boundaries between professional and personal time.

Scale matters here. With over 1,000 students across three divisions, departments have depth. A math teacher or history instructor works alongside disciplinary peers, shares curriculum development, and accesses professional resources typical of larger schools. Yet the community remains cohesive enough that faculty know students across divisions. This combination appeals to educators seeking meaningful engagement without residential obligations.

Hiring occurs throughout the year. Current openings span all divisions, language programs, core academics, and support roles. The school prioritizes candidates who bring intellectual curiosity and treat students as thinking partners.

For Southern California educators seeking day school faculty or staff positions within a substantial independent school with genuine academic expectations and Episcopal tradition, this is meaningful work with sustainable hours.