Employment
Our Mission
Landon School is committed to the ethical, intellectual, and personal development of boys. We challenge and inspire them to think deeply, individually, and broadly; to live with respect and honor; and to grow into healthy, well-rounded men of integrity and character who seek to make a positive difference in the world around them.
A National Leader in Boys’ College Preparatory Education
Since 1929, Landon School has prepared generations of boys to become accomplished, responsible, and caring men.
Our program develops boys in Grades 3–12 as scholars and servant-leaders, as thinkers and creators, as men of character and commitment who are ready for college and life beyond. Our unwavering commitment to our faculty and their journey of learning allows them to grow and evolve as our boys do.
Vivian English
Upper School Science Teacher
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Kali Mills
Upper School Science Teacher
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Tom DiChiara
Upper School English Teacher
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- Staff Accountant
- Chief Financial Officer
- Extended Day Coordinator - Part-time
- Learning Specialist
- Lower School/ Middle School Studio Art Teacher
- Middle School English Teacher
- Upper School English Teacher
- Middle School Science Teacher
- Part-Time Bus Driver
- School Nurse – Part-time
- Security Guard – Full Time
- Substitute Teachers
- Transportation Manager
- Upper School Art Teacher
- Upper School Computer Science Teacher
Staff Accountant
Chief Financial Officer
Extended Day Coordinator - Part-time
Learning Specialist
Lower School/ Middle School Studio Art Teacher
Middle School English Teacher
Upper School English Teacher
Middle School Science Teacher
Part-Time Bus Driver
School Nurse – Part-time
Security Guard – Full Time
Substitute Teachers
Transportation Manager
Upper School Art Teacher
Upper School Computer Science Teacher
General Consideration
Are you interested in a career at Landon School but not a match for any of our current openings? Please apply to this posting and we will keep your information on file for any future opportunities. We are always interested in hearing form candidates who share a strong commitment to our mission.
Teacher-Coach-Mentors
Boys work harder and achieve more when they respect and connect with their teachers. Landon faculty members are experts in boys’ education and know that boys will only fully open themselves to complex intellectual problems and inspirational ideas when they trust that their teachers genuinely care about their well-being and success. This is the basis of our entire educational approach—what we call teacher-coach-mentor—and the exceptional men and women at Landon treat this responsibility with the seriousness, commitment, and energy it deserves.
Faculty Stories
Grade 3 students had the chance to meet an author – who also happens to be their future Middle School teacher. Find out how a surprise story time transported them to West Africa.
Nii Amaah Ofosu-Amaah ’00 returned to Landon to deliver the keynote address for the Boiardi Forum for Ethical Reflection. He reflected on the time he spent side by side with George Boiardi ’00 as members of the 10-year club. Read his message to the community.
Since 2003, hundreds of Landon students and faculty have registered as bone marrow donors, yielding several matches that have saved lives.
A new eight-feet-tall grizzly bear statue in the middle of campus is boosting school spirit and serving as a connecting point for students and faculty.
Mike Rutenberg '99 returned to the white rocks to deliver the Nelson Leadership Lecture at an all-school assembly. Find out what the NFL coach wants boys to learn from his message.
Relationships are at the very core of our community at Landon. As teacher-coach-mentors, we learn what makes our students tick and where they need support. This approach allows us to challenge the boys to reach their potential in the classroom, on the stage, and on the fields. - will mcgettigan, Upper School History teacher, head varsity lacrosse coach & student advisor
70%
Of Faculty Hold Advanced Degrees
6to1
Student-Teacher Ratio
9
Year Tenure
on average for faculty
Teacher Development Program
Landon seeks talented and energetic candidates for a teaching, diversity, and coaching faculty development program. This is a two-year experience aimed at those interested in beginning their careers in an independent school setting. Program members receive guidance, mentorship, and support in the areas of teaching; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and coaching in the athletic or performing arts program—three of the main pillars of the Landon faculty experience.
Benefits
All full-time employees are eligible for health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, FSA, pet insurance, commuter benefits, and more.
Retirement
Landon offers a 403(b) retirement plan, a generous employer 403(b) match, and access to financial advisors at no cost.
Campus
Landon provides free lunch, camp discounts, tuition remission, and athletic facility access.
Community
Our faculty, staff and parent groups host barbeques, game nights, book clubs, and other events.
Like all great educators, you want to teach in an environment that empowers you to make the greatest impact in your students’ lives.
At Landon, teachers challenge and inspire every boy to become the best version of himself. Landon students are eager to learn, and our unique teacher-coach-mentor model allows faculty to see students through multiple perspectives and leverage strong relationships that foster boys’ growth in all areas. We hope you will consider Landon as part of your professional journey.