Eton Academy

Eton Academy is a day school in Birmingham, Michigan, serving 101 to 200 students from elementary through high school. The school's mission centers on educating students who learn differently—those with dyslexia, ADHD, and processing disorders. Rather than fitting students into standard curricula, Eton builds skills and confidence that lead to lasting success.

Teaching here demands instructional flexibility. You work with smaller classes and adjust lessons to match how each student learns. This is specialized teaching, not remedial work. Teachers at Eton Academy see learning differences as variation, not deficit. That belief shapes lesson planning, assessment, and daily classroom culture.

The school has strong financial stability. Net assets exceed $15 million, and fundraising continues to grow. This money funds smaller classes, curriculum resources, and staff support that students need. Because Eton is a day school, your workday ends when students leave. You have evenings and weekends to yourself—a rhythm many independent school educators value.

Eton Academy hires classroom teachers, special educators, and instructional assistants across all grade levels. Support staff and administrative roles open periodically. Most faculty positions appear before each academic year, though enrollment shifts can create openings throughout the school year.

For educators seeking direct impact with students whose success depends on tailored instruction, this Michigan school offers clear, mission-driven work. You teach at a school built around one purpose: helping students who learn differently thrive.