Evergreen Country Day School

Evergreen Country Day School serves 250 students in preschool through middle school in Colorado's foothills west of Denver. The school is secular, independent, and structured around hands-on learning and outdoor time. Its mission centers on helping students thrive and build the skills to create positive change in their communities.

Spanish instruction runs through every grade level here, integrated into daily classroom work rather than taught as a separate subject. This means Spanish-fluent teachers and bilingual educators find strong demand during hiring cycles. When your core role involves language immersion across the day, you shape how students think bilingually from their earliest years at school.

Evergreen Country Day School operates as a day school. Faculty teach during regular school hours without residential duties, evening commitments, or weekend dorm shifts. This structure appeals to educators who want deep professional engagement during the workday but prefer their evenings and weekends free. The school maintains over $7 million in net assets and generates annual revenue near $7.1 million, supporting stable operations and competitive salaries aligned with Colorado independent schools.

Current hiring spans early childhood education, elementary classroom teaching, middle school core subjects, and Spanish instruction across grade bands. Support staff and seasonal coaching roles appear throughout the year.

For teachers seeking a smaller, secular learning community with curriculum autonomy and a day-school lifestyle, Evergreen Country Day School offers a distinct alternative to boarding models. You build classroom practice and school culture without living on campus.