St. Richard's Episcopal School

St. Richard's Episcopal School is an independent Episcopal day school in Indianapolis serving 301 to 500 students in pre-school through middle school. The school sits in Indiana's capital, where families and donors provide steady financial backing. St. Richard's is flourishing—enrollment is growing, which means new faculty join an institution expanding rather than replacing staff year to year.

That growth matters for hiring. When a school adds capacity, teachers help shape emerging curriculum instead of inheriting fixed syllabi. St. Richard's teaches French, Latin, and Spanish across grade levels. Few schools this size weave classical and modern languages together. That choice signals what the school values: deep language study and real student fluency over surface exposure.

Teaching at St. Richard's means knowing every student and family by name. Day school work carries no residential duties or campus living requirements—you teach during traditional hours and leave at day's end. Faculty relationships still run deep because the student body is stable and predictable. You coach, advise, or specialize in a subject area depending on the role. That structure keeps teaching focused without the triple demands of a boarding school model.

St. Richard's hires year-round for classroom teachers, language specialists, and arts educators across pre-school, elementary, and middle school. Administrative and leadership positions open as enrollment grows.

For educators seeking day school work in the Midwest, an Episcopal community, or a language-rich curriculum, St. Richard's offers stability and real influence over student learning. Growth is tangible here, not theoretical.