Xaverian Brothers High School

Xaverian Brothers High School is a Catholic, college-preparatory day school in Westwood, Massachusetts, serving boys in grades 7 through 12. The school enrolls 700 to 1,000 students and has operated for six decades with a mission centered on forming young men of character and academic strength. Located in the Boston suburbs, it draws faculty and candidates from across the region.

What sets Xaverian apart is the depth of faculty credentials. Ninety-three percent of teachers hold advanced degrees — a remarkably high figure for an independent school. This means your colleagues bring real subject-matter expertise and professional training. Teachers collaborate with peers who understand their disciplines at graduate level, making curriculum planning and peer mentorship substantive rather than surface.

Teaching at Xaverian Brothers High School follows a traditional day-school model. Faculty teach their subjects, advise students, and may coach or lead clubs. Unlike residential schools, teachers return home each day, which appeals to educators balancing family, commute, and school work. The college-prep curriculum spans English, math, sciences, social studies, foreign languages (French and Spanish), and arts — with faculty retaining input on how courses are structured and taught.

Hiring happens most heavily before each academic year begins. Xaverian Brothers High School seeks teachers across core disciplines, languages, sciences, and athletics. Administrative and support positions open periodically. For a day-school role where your graduate training will be valued and your voice heard in curriculum matters, Xaverian offers a substantive alternative to larger public systems.