High School Faculty Position 2026-27

Summerfield Waldorf School & Farm in Santa Rosa, CA is seeking an energetic High School colleague who finds joy in supporting adolescents in awakening to their potential in a social context. This person cultivates dignity and respect for others and the natural world and is interested in collaborating with adults to form new initiatives in Waldorf Education.

At Summerfield, each faculty member carries both a teaching and an administrative role, so when faculty positions open they involve a particular set of skills. The High School Faculty position would range from three‑quarters to full time for a colleague who has interest and experience in a mix of some (but not all) of the following areas:

• Main Lessons in drama, humanities or class plays
• Practical Arts blocks in mechanics, woodworking, or metalworking
• Physical Education for a mixed age group of students
• Courses in our large Permaculture Garden

• Plan and chaperone two outdoor trips a year together with a colleague.
• Serve as a student Mentor to support a mixed age group of students.
• Coach student council to plan community‑building events and assemblies.
• Build the student ambassador program, and participate in enrollment events.
• Collaborate with colleague to organize festival and orientation events.
• Support ongoing transition to Google Workspace.

The ideal candidate is a Waldorf High School colleague who has strong operational experience with students and teachers, as well as training and experience as a drama teacher.

The annual salary range is $68,685 – $91,821 for a full time position, depending on experience. We offer an excellent benefits package including medical and dental coverage, long‑term disability insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan, and 90% tuition remission for qualified students.

Please email your letter of intention and resume to Janet Anguiano, HR Manager, (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). Please also include three professional references (with phone numbers), at least two of whom have seen you teach.