Eagle Hill School

Teaching and Staff Jobs at Eagle Hill School

Eagle Hill School in Greenwich, Connecticut, serves students in elementary and middle school who have learning differences requiring specialized instruction and evidence-based support. The school enrolls approximately 250 students, operating as both a boarding and day program that draws families from the tristate region. Unlike mainstream schools that retrofit accommodations, Eagle Hill was designed from the ground up to serve students with dyslexia, ADHD, processing disorders, and related challenges.

Teaching here demands expertise in structured literacy and differentiated instruction. Faculty work with students whose cognitive profiles fall outside the typical range, requiring teachers trained in specialized methodologies and genuinely committed to meeting learners where they are. This is not general education adapted; it is specialized education as a primary practice.

Greenwich's affluent suburban setting, about 35 minutes northeast of Manhattan, attracts families seeking intensive day and residential options without leaving the tristate corridor. Eagle Hill's financial strength—net assets exceeding $30 million and annual revenue of $24 million—translates directly into small class sizes, consistent professional development, and resources many independent schools struggle to sustain. That stability funds the individualized attention Eagle Hill's mission demands.

The school hires year-round for elementary and middle school teaching positions, plus residential staff, counselors, and administrative roles. Most faculty openings cluster before the academic year begins, though departures create opportunities throughout the school calendar.

For educators passionate about literacy science and working with students who learn differently, Eagle Hill offers focused professional practice and rare institutional resources in an accessible location.

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