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Established in 1955, Highland Hall has been educating students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade for over 60 years. Our experienced faculty and staff are dedicated to providing the finest Waldorf education for our students. Our beautiful 11-acre campus sits atop a grassy hill in a quiet neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley. Our children learn and play in an environment that includes shaded woods, spacious fields, a biodynamic garden and beautiful classrooms.

Highland Hall faculty receive ongoing training and support to enhance their skills and to meet the ever changing needs of our students. Our compensation package includes medical and dental insurance for qualifying employees.
Highland Hall enjoys a vibrant community life year round with events, festivals, educational lectures and artistic workshops. We invite you to come by and see what our school has to offer.

Below is a list of current job opportunities; if you have any questions about our job openings, please contact Ken Lavner, Pedagogical Chair, at 818-349-1394 x220.

Games and Sports Camp Counselor

Highland Hall Waldorf School is seeking a Games and Sports Camp Counselor to lead campers in activities during our Lower School Summer Camp, which is offered for campers entering grades 2-8. Highland Hall Lower School Summer Camp adheres to a Waldorf School movement curriculum. Guidance will be provided as to games and sports which follow this curriculum. The Games and Sports Counselor may also assist other Camp Counselors who are leading other camp program activities, and/or may be responsible for supervising campers during breaks and recess. The Camp Counselor will serve under the direction of our Summer Camp Director.

part time

$25.00-$33.00 per hour

Schedule: 6 hours per day, 5 days per week for 6 weeks. Summer camp is scheduled to run June 23 through August 1, 2025. A few hours of orientation and training will be provided on June 18-20, timing tbd.

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Enrollment Manager

POSITION SUMMARY: As the Enrollment Manager, you are the face of this special school. We are blessed to have a beautiful 11-acre campus, a bountiful garden, a Eurythmy program, a dedicated faculty, and, most importantly, we have a community that truly cares about one another and our school. In this role, you are working in collaboration with faculty and staff to attract students and families who will be a positive addition to this tight-knit community. You help make sure that those who are accepted are able to transition smoothly and feel like they belong. Your skill helps this school thrive in a way that is a result of all that you offer in your new role. General Duties Manage an admissions process that fully aligns with the needs of the school and the families it serves so that we continue to have a school with thriving students. Work in collaboration with faculty and staff, and with community to support, to assist in reaching new families to join us. Lead Ambassador You are the first person prospective families meet and you get the privilege of building a relationship with them, helping them to integrate into the school. You understand the perspective of contemporary parents who are looking for a school for their children. You understand Waldorf education well so that you can ensure prospective families are making a conscious choice to choose our Waldorf school. Admissions events By doing outreach and helping people learn about what we have to offer, you provide prospective families the opportunity to apply for admission. You work closely with the Early Childhood Center faculty to help make it an automatic and smooth transition from the ECC to first grade and beyond. You work closely with the High School Faculty to help make a smooth transition from Grade 8 to the High School. Admissions Process You understand the financial realities of the school so you can support student enrollment as it relates to tuition adjustment and scholarship opportunities. You coordinate with the Marketing Manager to create appealing visits for parents and students that are warm and show them all Highland Hall has to offer. You are available to provide one on one tours for families throughout the calendar year. You work in tandem with the Admissions Committee to ensure admission decisions are clear and well-communicated in order to create a smooth and secure process for applicants. You follow up with families throughout the entire admission process so they feel cared about and welcome and as if they already belong. You continue to elevate the admissions process and ensure that records are maintained and held securely. You will be supported by and reporting to the Director of Advancement and Operations. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES

Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Excellent writing, including proofreading and editing for grammar, and verbal communication skills.
Strict adherence to the confidentiality required of the position.
Ability to work independently, multi-task and coordinate projects, set priorities, meet and track deadlines, and follow up on assignments with minimal direction.
Capacity to dedicate oneself to the high demands of a private school admissions office.

EDUCATION AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High School Diploma or GED required.
Some college preferred; college degree a plus.
Minimum 3-5 years related enrollment and/or administrative experience; must have recent, relevant work experience indicating success in the field.
Demonstrated insight into contemporary parents’ educational choices, and how Waldorf education meets children's educational needs.
Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word & Excel.
Comfortable working with online systems, such as a student information system, and producing organized data and reports.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Must be able to lift at least 10 pounds from the floor to four feet above the floor.
Must be able to safely tour prospects through lengthy tours outdoors on our highly campus.
Must be able to sit and use a computer for extended periods of time.
Must be able to sit, stand and maneuver to reach files, organize binders and related administrative activities.

full time

$24-$26 per hour, non-exempt, benefits including remission included.

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Parent Child Teacher- Part-Time Position

This position is responsible for holding classes in a variety of environments, both indoors and outdoors, for parents and their children ranging from two months to three years. In addition, this position is responsible for attending faculty and mentoring meetings as well as liaising with the administration, faculty, and parents, as needed. Essential Functions • Facilitate educational opportunities in the form of discussions and readings to provide inspiration, tools, and support for parenting • Provide families with a warm introduction to Waldorf education and Highland Hall Waldorf School • Thoughtful planning of the daily, weekly, and seasonal rhythms of the class • Maintain open communication with parents • Participate in school community and public relations events (e.g. open house) • Other duties as directed to meet the needs of the school. Education / Certifications • Bachelor's Degree • Waldorf teaching or LIFEWAYS certification from a recognized institution • Pediatric CPR/First Aid certification • Current TB clearance JOB DESCRIPTION • Understanding and embracing of Waldorf pedagogy • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written – detailed, clear, and concise • Commitment to a collaborative work environment • Organizational and time management skills Skills, Specialized Knowledge, Experience • Waldorf parent-child teaching experience or Waldorf lead teaching experience • Deep commitment to Waldorf principles

part time

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Early Childhood Substitute

Our Early Childhood Center is seeking a substitute assistant teacher. The substitute may assist in the classroom and help with the transition to nap, or carry nap-time and supervise afternoon play outdoors. We are looking for someone with a calm, quiet demeanor who is interested in a non-academic, developmental, nurturing, approach to early childhood education. Candidates must have completed the state required ECE 12 course units. Substitute hours vary and are usually 8:00AM-1:00PM or 12:15-3:15, Monday through Friday. Qualified candidates, please send a resume and brief letter of interest to: klavner@highlandhall.org.

part time

$20 per hour

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