Trinity Valley School

Trinity Valley School is a non-sectarian independent day school in Fort Worth, Texas, serving more than 1,000 students across four divisions: preschool, elementary, middle school, and high school. Because it is a day school, faculty go home each evening — no dorm duty, no residential obligations. That boundary draws teachers who want deep classroom investment without the round-the-clock schedule of boarding school life.

The school's four stated goals shape daily work: college-ready scholarship, broad student interests, intelligent citizenship, and lasting values. Faculty typically work within one division rather than spanning the full grade range. That structure lets teachers build real expertise with a single age group. Hiring runs division by division, so applicants should target the level that fits their experience.

Language programs set Trinity Valley School apart from most Texas day schools. Four languages — Chinese (Mandarin), French, Latin, and Spanish — run across multiple grade levels. That breadth creates consistent demand for language faculty and gives teachers in those departments a stable, long-term home.

The school's finances back up its hiring. Net assets reached $102 million and annual revenue came in near $33 million in 2023. That balance sheet supports salary funding, health and retirement benefits, and professional development budgets that many smaller independent schools cannot match. The financial ranking has held stable, which points to steady hiring cycles rather than sudden cuts.

Fort Worth's cost of living stretches a teaching salary further than comparable roles in California or the Northeast. Open positions span all four divisions, language departments, and administrative and support staff roles.