Holy Innocents' Episcopal School

Holy Innocents' Episcopal School is a day school in Atlanta serving more than 1,000 students from Pre-K through grade 12. The Episcopal mission emphasizes academic rigor alongside respect, faith, and service—but the daily work is straightforward: teach your subject well and understand how it connects to the school's broader aims.

Teaching here differs from boarding school roles in one crucial way. Faculty go home at day's end. That separation allows teachers to maintain clearer boundaries between school and personal life while still engaging meaningfully in a community of over 1,000 students. The school offers four language programs—French, Spanish, Latin, and American Sign Language—alongside traditional academics and athletics, which means departments have peers and resources typical of a mid-sized institution.

The Episcopal identity is real but integrated, not pervasive. Chapel, community service, and social-emotional learning happen regularly, but they exist alongside college prep coursework and competitive athletics. Faculty experience this balance in their own work: you teach your discipline seriously, and you participate in the school's broader mission through visible, measurable ways.

Holy Innocents' hires year-round across all divisions and departments in core academics, languages, arts, athletics, and administrative roles. Growth and faculty transitions create openings throughout the calendar. For educators seeking meaningful independent school work in a large, well-resourced Atlanta setting with defined working hours and Episcopal community values, this school offers stability and scale.