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LOWER SCHOOL OPENINGS

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Explore Lower School teaching and staff opportunities at Milton Academy, a leading independent K–12 boarding and day school in Massachusetts. Join a collaborative faculty community dedicated to nurturing young learners and fostering curiosity, creativity, and confidence.

Lower School Faculty / Teaching Openings

Lower School After School Program (ASP) Teacher

Summary of Position: 

The Lower School at Milton Academy seeks a part-time staff member for After School Program (ASP) staffing. The candidate will be responsible for providing supervision for students who attend the ASP program...  

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Assistant Teacher - Saturday Course

Milton Academy seeks Assistant Teachers for The Saturday Course, an enrichment program for public school children in Grades 4-8 with strong academic skills. Independently motivated students can learn compelling material in a fun and exciting environment. Founded in 1978, The Saturday Course has been an integral part of the Academy’s commitment to public/private partnerships. Ideal candidates will have experience in teaching subjects in which they are passionate.

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Lower School Staff and Administrative Openings

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Teaching in Milton Academy's Lower School

  • Join a passionate faculty community at one of the nation’s leading independent schools, where teachers find meaning, purpose, and professional fulfillment every day.
     
  • Teach motivated, intellectually curious students who challenge and inspire you with their creativity, curiosity, and commitment to learning.
     
  • Bring your passion to life in small classes with a low student–teacher ratio that encourages authentic engagement. 
     
  • Collaborate with colleagues to shape Milton’s unique curriculum.
     
  • Grow as an educator through mentorship, collaboration, and robust professional development—whether you’re a new teacher or an experienced independent school faculty member.
     
  • Contribute beyond the classroom by leading after-school programs or recess clubs,, coaching athletic teams in the upper or middle schools, —or serving on K-12 committees–roles that deepen your impact as a mentor and role model.
     
  • Enjoy free lunch and use of campus facilities. Faculty (and staff) are welcome to eat lunch for free in school dining halls while classes are in session, and can use the school’s fitness center at no cost.
     
  • Advance your career in education at a school that values creativity, excellence, and continuous learning—where your ideas matter and your growth is supported.