Westminster

Westminster is a coeducational Christian independent day school in Atlanta, Georgia, serving more than 1,000 students from pre-first grade through grade 12. Three full divisions — lower, middle, and upper school — sit on one campus. That structure lets faculty build long careers without changing institutions.

Students here are drawn to challenge. The school's own language captures it well: bright, curious, and motivated are the words used to describe the kids who arrive each day. That tone shapes how teachers plan and teach. Language faculty have four programs to work within: Chinese (Mandarin), French, Latin, and Spanish. Teachers who want engaged students and colleagues with high expectations tend to find that combination worth seeking out.

Westminster's financial position is one of the strongest in Atlanta's independent school market. Net assets reached $412 million in 2023, and annual revenue came in near $98 million. Fundraising grew more than five percent in the same year. Schools with that kind of balance sheet tend to invest in competitive salaries, updated classrooms, and real professional development budgets — things that affect a teacher's daily work in concrete ways.

Day school teaching jobs in Atlanta carry their own practical value. Faculty keep their evenings and weekends, and Georgia's cost of living is lower than comparable cities like Washington, D.C., or Boston. Salary figures at day schools reflect market value more directly, without the housing-offset math that boarding school comparisons often require.

Open roles span all three divisions and include core academic subjects, language programs, and administrative positions. Faculty jobs post most actively in the months before each academic year.