St. George's School

Teaching and Staff Jobs at St. George's School

St. George's School is an Episcopal boarding and day school in Middletown, Rhode Island, serving roughly 300 to 500 high school students. Founded on the principle that education should help each student develop their particular gifts, the school has maintained that focus for over a century. Its dual boarding-day model creates a residential community where faculty work alongside students who live on campus while also drawing from the local and regional day population.

The school's Episcopal mission shapes its culture around service and individual respect. St. George's teaches that learning and achievement matter, but so does constructive contribution to the world beyond the gates. For teachers, this means working in an environment where character development runs parallel to academic rigor, not as an afterthought.

St. George's offers language instruction in Mandarin Chinese, French, Latin, and Spanish—a range that reflects both classical and global literacy. Faculty who teach these languages, or who teach in mathematics, sciences, English, and humanities, find themselves in a community where they teach across both boarding and day programs. That dual role requires flexibility but offers real scope: you interact with students in class, in dorms, at chapel, and in the dining hall.

The school's financial foundation is solid, with substantial net assets and consistent operating revenue that supports competitive faculty compensation and campus resources. On-campus housing is available, which in the Rhode Island context substantially improves effective compensation.

St. George's hires for academic faculty, coaches, and residential staff roles across the year. High school faculty departures typically create openings ahead of September.

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