Saint Philip's Episcopal School

Saint Philip's Episcopal School is a day school in Coral Gables, Florida, serving 150–200 students in pre-K through elementary grades. The school functions as the largest educational outreach of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, anchoring one of Miami-Dade County's established neighborhoods. As a day school, faculty teach during school hours and leave each evening—a structure that protects personal time while allowing teachers to bring full presence to the classroom.

The school's mission centers on intellectual, physical, and spiritual growth within an atmosphere of acceptance and inquiry. That language signals a teaching culture built on questions. Teachers model curiosity and invite dialogue across differences, appealing to educators drawn to faith-centered, progressive learning.

Languages are woven throughout the elementary curriculum. Saint Philip's Episcopal School teaches French, Latin, and Spanish across history, art, and science classes rather than isolating grammar work. In South Florida's international context, this approach builds multilingual competence early and reflects the region's cultural reality.

The school hires classroom teachers, language specialists, arts instructors, and administrative staff. Spring and early summer bring the most openings. Because enrollment is modest, faculty collaborate directly, shape curriculum together, and develop genuine working relationships. Teachers carry real influence over daily practice and long-term direction.

For day school educators seeking values-centered work in South Florida with clear boundaries between teaching hours and personal life, Saint Philip's offers daily purpose within a close-knit community.