New Horizon School Westside

New Horizon School Westside is a day school in Los Angeles, California, serving fewer than 100 students in preschool through elementary grades. The small enrollment creates a tight teaching community. You work alongside colleagues who teach across multiple grade levels and know families deeply. This structure lets teachers coordinate curriculum vertically and see how their work builds across years.

The school pairs rigorous academics with Islamic values and explicit instruction in American Muslim identity. Language instruction is central to daily classroom work. New Horizon School Westside teaches in both English and Arabic, weaving both languages through math, science, and literacy from preschool onward. Young children acquire two languages through meaningful instruction, not isolated drills. For educators seeking direct experience in dual-language pedagogy, this model offers daily practice rare in monolingual settings.

What distinguishes teaching here is how faith and academics integrate. Islamic ethics and global awareness inform how every subject gets taught, not as separate add-ons. Teachers in faith-based schools often report stronger alignment between personal values and classroom work. Day school employment means you leave by afternoon and live in Los Angeles. There are no evening duties or boarding responsibilities. You build deep classroom relationships without the residential demands of boarding school.

The school is actively hiring teaching faculty for preschool and elementary classrooms. Positions emphasize both strong academics and modeling the moral values central to the school's Islamic mission. Administrative and support roles open as programs expand. New Horizon School Westside maintains stable financial operations, with consistent revenue supporting curriculum and staff investment.