Episcopal Day School-GA

Episcopal Day School-GA in Augusta serves about 300 to 500 students from preschool through eighth grade. The school operates as a day campus, which means faculty work traditional hours while building deep relationships with families over years. As a mission of the Church of the Good Shepherd, the school weaves Episcopal values throughout daily teaching and student life.

The school's mission focuses on guiding children to discover their place in God's world while developing wisdom, love, and service. That translates into concrete classroom work: teachers attend to intellectual growth, character development, and spiritual formation together. Spanish instruction runs through the curriculum, giving students language skills alongside their other subjects. The day-school model—no boarding, no evening dorm duties—leaves room for faculty to prepare lessons, grade papers, and maintain lives outside school walls.

Episcopal Day School-GA hires for teaching positions across preschool, elementary, and middle school. Administrative roles, support staff, and specialists open periodically. Because the school is under 500 students, teachers know most of the campus community and coordinate easily on projects that cross grade levels.

Augusta offers a lower cost of living than many independent school markets. That means teaching salaries stretch further and housing is more affordable. For educators seeking a day-school rhythm, an Episcopal mission-driven community, and regular family contact, Episcopal Day School-GA provides that setting without the residential demands of boarding school.