Fifth-Grade Math Coach & Advisor

At Oak Hill, we believe that our faculty is the heart of the school and it shows in everything we do. Our teachers are our greatest asset. We prioritize taking care of our faculty so Oak Hill remains a place teachers want to stay long term, and stay in the classroom.

We invite you to continue reading to learn more about how we attract and retain the very best instructors.

• Oak Hill School seeks a creative and collaborative candidate for a self-contained classroom.
• The Maintenance Technician is responsible for the general upkeep of the First Presbyterian Church/Oak Hill School facility including buildings, systems, and equipment.
• The Oak Hill School Athletic Department is seeking to hire individuals to coach within our athletic department.
• Explorations, the after-school program at Oak Hill School, seeks responsible individuals to serve as after-school care providers, working with children, ages 4-12, in a structured and fun environment.
• We are currently seeking talented candidates to substitute teach in all grades and classes.
• We are currently seeking substitute bus drivers for morning and afternoon routes and for field trips.
• Oak Hill School is seeking a Director of Advancement to lead and coordinate all advancement functions of the school, including fundraising, donor relations, communications, marketing, and community engagement.
• Oak Hill School seeks a Director of Technology and Innovation to lead and support the effective implementation of technology across our campus and throughout our academic program.

Oak Hill School provides a nurturing environment for students to learn and grow, and a place where teachers feel supported, inspired, and fulfilled.

Hear what it’s like to work at Oak Hill School, directly from our teachers.

At Oak Hill School, we understand the importance of work‑life balance and respect your family and personal time. Employees who have worked at Oak Hill for at least two years are eligible to apply for a Betty

C. Moore grant. Mrs. Moore was a lifelong educator who worked at Oak Hill from 1973‑1994, first as a teacher and eventually, as the head of school. Long after her time at Oak Hill drew to a close, her legacy continues to enrich members of our faculty and staff through two grants awarded annually for travel, rest, and rejuvenation given in her memory.

“In the summer of 2017 my nephews were a rising senior in high school and a rising sixth grader. This seemed like the perfect time to introduce the boys to travel. The Betty

C. Moore trip was an educational trip that gave us lifelong memories of our time together in D.C.”

Brenda Boon, Director of PreK

“Our Betty

C. Moore grant trip to the Pacific Northwest was amazing – the sites, hikes, and beauty of the land went beyond any pictures we took. Most of all, the rejuvenation and memories we came home with could not be topped.”

Bitsy Ward, Fourth Grade Teacher

“Our trip to England was very much a spiritual renewal, while also very majestic to see such historical sites. It was also a reminder that there is so much to this world beyond what we see that we take for granted each day.”

Jerry Monds, Music Teacher

“My parents and I traveled to Ireland the summer after my younger brother unexpectedly passed away over Thanksgiving break. It was a blessing, not only because we could spend so much time together as a family, but it gave us something to look forward to during one of the most difficult years of our lives.”

We were able to visit mountains, a rainforest, and a powerful ocean. This grant made me feel supported and appreciated by the community, which was a wonderful feeling.

Maureen Milam, Learning Services

I got to stand in front of paintings that I have taught to students for close to 20 years. I felt so much appreciation for working for Oak Hill while I was thousands of miles away.

Laura Sturgill, Art Teacher

Going to Yellowstone felt like an amazing opportunity to be in God's creation. Anytime I can be out in nature, there's a reset button I feel like I can hit. Getting to travel with the grant was an incredibly generous gift.

I am so grateful…