Stanstead College

Stanstead College is a boarding and day school in Stanstead, Quebec, near the Vermont border, serving about 250 students in grades 7 through 12. The student body comes from across Canada and internationally. With no religious affiliation, the school welcomes families from diverse backgrounds while maintaining a structured approach to student development and university preparation.

Teaching here means working where residential life and academics reinforce each other. Most faculty live on campus, supervise dormitories, and coach or lead extracurricular activities. You know your students' struggles and strengths both in the classroom and beyond. That proximity shapes mentorship and instruction.

Stanstead's mission emphasizes structure and enrichment. A structured program creates space for robust athletics, outdoor activities, and enrichment offerings alongside college-preparatory academics. Students develop academic skills, healthy habits, and global awareness together. Faculty hired for teaching and coaching positions find the rhythm manageable because school size means you work with the same students across multiple contexts.

The location—a small town on the Canada–US border—offers proximity to outdoor recreation, Montreal, and New England. The quiet campus naturally mixes residential and day students. For educators drawn to boarding school work in a nondenominational, international community, Stanstead College presents a distinctive opportunity in Quebec's Eastern Townships.

Current hiring typically includes teaching roles across core subjects, coaching positions, and residential staff. Compensation and benefits packages vary by role and experience; interested candidates should contact the school directly for details on salary, on-campus housing, meals, and professional development support.