The Weber School

The Weber School is a Jewish day school in Atlanta serving 201–300 high school students. Located in Georgia's capital, the school blends rigorous college preparatory academics with Jewish education and values-based community service, drawing families who want their children to graduate as both capable scholars and engaged Jewish citizens.

Teaching at The Weber School means working in a mission-driven environment where curriculum naturally integrates Jewish history, ethics, and culture alongside traditional subjects. Hebrew language instruction is embedded in the program, and many faculty members teach across disciplines — combining English with Jewish texts, or sciences with environmental stewardship rooted in Jewish responsibility to the world. This integration makes the work distinct from secular independent schools, even as academic rigor remains paramount.

The school prioritizes a tight-knit community. With enrollment under 300 students, faculty know families by name and see the direct impact of their work. Teachers participate in building a culture where learning extends beyond classrooms into service projects, Israel engagement, and Jewish life cycle events that punctuate the school year.

The Weber School hires across core subjects — English, mathematics, sciences, social studies — as well as Hebrew language, Judaic studies, and arts faculty. Administrative and support roles open periodically. Full-time teaching positions typically include benefits common to Atlanta independent schools and alignment with the Jewish calendar, including holidays that shape the academic year.

For educators seeking a school where religious identity and academic mission reinforce each other, and where a smaller student body enables meaningful mentorship, The Weber School offers meaningful work in a growing Jewish community.