Rohan Woods School

Rohan Woods School is a day school in Saint Louis, Missouri serving preschool through elementary students. The school enrolls 101 to 200 students, creating an intimate setting where faculty know each child and family by name. With no religious affiliation, Rohan Woods welcomes educators from all backgrounds and builds its culture around a project-based approach to learning.

The teaching model here is distinctive. Rather than teaching math, science, and literacy as separate subjects, Rohan Woods integrates them around real themes and problems. Students tackle questions that span multiple disciplines. Teachers plan units together, listen to student curiosity, and coach inquiry rather than deliver lectures. This demands educators comfortable with open-ended discovery and collaborative design. It also rewards teachers who think across subjects and enjoy planning with colleagues.

Spanish language instruction is woven throughout the elementary program, creating hiring needs for bilingual teachers and Spanish specialists. Staff who bring cultural knowledge into cross-curricular units strengthen the school's language mission.

Day school employment means a traditional schedule—no evening duties, no boarding responsibilities. Compensation includes salary, health benefits, and professional development time. Rohan Woods invests in teacher training and collaborative planning, recognizing that project-based learning requires time to design units together.

For educators seeking hands-on, team-oriented work in a small school, Rohan Woods offers real influence over curriculum and culture. Your voice shapes how the school evolves. If you want to design learning units with peers and guide student discovery, this is worth your attention.