Seabury Hall

Seabury Hall is an Episcopal-affiliated independent day school in Makawao, Hawaii, on the slopes of Haleakalā on Maui. The school serves grades six through twelve, with between 500 and 700 students enrolled. Its mission has three clear aims: prepare students for college, develop mind and body and soul, and build a sense of responsibility to community.

Teaching in Makawao puts faculty in one of the most distinctive school settings in the country. Upcountry Maui runs cooler and quieter than the coastal resort towns most people picture. That character draws teachers who want a close community, not a tourist corridor. Class sizes stay manageable, and the school's Episcopal values give daily school life a consistent ethical frame.

Because Seabury Hall is a day school, teachers live in the broader Maui community rather than on a residential campus. That means faculty build real roots on the island — joining local neighborhoods, not just a school bubble. Teachers here are expected to engage students beyond the classroom, in line with the school's whole-person mission.

The school reported net assets near $65 million and annual revenue of roughly $17.6 million in 2023. That financial base supports stable hiring and consistent benefits. Candidates can expect role continuity from year to year. Hawaii's cost of living is high, so candidates should weigh salary offers against local housing costs during any application conversation.

Open faculty positions span middle and high school departments, with Spanish among the language offerings, plus periodic administrative and student support roles. For teachers seeking day-school jobs in Hawaii with a grounded mission and financial stability, Seabury Hall is worth a serious look.