Casady School

Casady School in Oklahoma City enrolls over 1,000 students across pre-school through high school, combining the resources of a large independent day school with Episcopal values centered on excellence, confidence, and integrity. The day-school structure shapes faculty life: teachers instruct during core hours, then lead clubs, coach sports, or advise without living on campus. This balance differs sharply from boarding institutions and appeals to educators who want deep school involvement without residential demands.

What sets teaching here apart is program breadth. Four world languages—Mandarin Chinese, French, Latin, and Spanish—run alongside traditional academics, sciences, and arts. Language teachers find specialized colleagues and dedicated resources that smaller Oklahoma schools rarely support. The enrollment size means the school can sustain AP courses, forensics teams, and performing ensembles at scale. For a faculty member in any discipline, that critical mass of peers reduces isolation and opens collaboration.

The school hires year-round across all divisions: early-childhood educators, elementary teachers, middle and high school subject specialists, language instructors, coaches, and administrative roles. Oklahoma City's cost of living remains moderate compared to coastal independent school markets, which means teaching salaries stretch further in real purchasing power. That financial advantage—combined with stable institutional enrollment—matters when weighing a move to the region.

Casady School also draws educators who value schools where religious identity exists without ideology overriding academics. Episcopal affiliation here coexists with rigorous curriculum and intellectual independence. For job seekers weighing day-school positions in Oklahoma or the wider region, the school's scale and mission clarity offer genuine appeal.