Menaul School

Menaul School is a boarding and day school in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serving grades 6 through 12 with 101 to 200 students. The school sits in the high desert, where Spanish language instruction and New Mexico's bilingual culture shape every classroom. Founded on Presbyterian principles, Menaul prepares students for ethical leadership and lifelong learning through a focus on excellence, confidence, and integrity.

The dual boarding-day model sets Menaul School apart from traditional boarding schools. You teach the same subjects to both residential and day students. Many faculty also supervise dormitories, coach sports, or lead clubs. This means your impact reaches far beyond the classroom—you help shape residential life and student growth in ways that single-model schools cannot match.

Geography is a real asset. The high desert setting connects students to Native American heritage, Spanish-speaking communities, and outdoor learning. For faculty, Albuquerque offers lower living costs than East Coast boarding hubs and a different pace of life. That matters when weighing job offers.

Menaul School maintains strong financial health. Net assets exceed $6.5 million, and revenue supports competitive regional salaries plus on-campus housing for boarding faculty. Steady fundraising growth signals the school's commitment to long-term stability and teacher development.

Menaul School currently hires for middle and high school teaching positions in core subjects, with emphasis on Spanish language instruction. Coaching roles, residential positions, and administrative openings come open throughout the year. The school values faculty who can teach across grade levels and engage in dorm life.