Foxcroft School

Foxcroft School is an all-girls boarding and day school in Middleburg, Virginia, serving roughly 150 students in grades 9 through 12. The campus sits in Virginia's horse country, about an hour west of Washington, D.C. That puts faculty near a major job market without the cost of living inside it.

The school's mission is to help each student find her voice and use it. In practice, classes are small, advising is close, and teachers know every student by name. Language offerings include French, Latin, and Spanish. Because Foxcroft is residential, much of the learning spills past the last bell and into the dorms, dining hall, and barns.

Teaching here usually blends three roles: classroom instruction, coaching or activity leadership, and some form of residential or advising duty. Candidates who want a job that ends at 3 p.m. should look elsewhere. Candidates who want to mentor students across the full week will find the model rewarding.

Foxcroft School is financially steady. Net assets sat above $155 million in 2023 on revenue near $33 million, and fundraising grew about 85 percent year over year. For a school this size, that tends to mean stable staffing, funded professional development, and real budgets for programs.

Current hiring spans academic faculty in core subjects and languages, residential life staff, coaches, and roles in admission, advancement, and operations. Boarding positions often include housing or meals, which shifts the real value of the package in Loudoun County's tight housing market.