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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.

Pre-Kindergarten Waldorf Lead Teacher

JOB DESCRIPTION The Waldorf Pre-Kindergarten Lead Teacher works out of anthroposophy and the principles of Waldorf education. The teacher endeavors to create a harmonious and nurturing environment with attention to aesthetics and safety in both the classroom and the yard. The teacher strives in thought, word, and deed to be worthy of imitation by the children. • The full-time position requires the teacher to be in the classroom daily from 8:00 A.M. until the children are settled for nap, and also substitute as needed in the afternoon. • The lead teacher plans and carries out all curriculum and festivals in the classroom including morning circle, story, snack, painting, crafts, cooking, and baking. • The lead teacher is knowledgeable of Title 22 and Social Service regulations, and complies with them.  • The lead teachers collaborate to determine a child’s readiness at a point of transition, as well as placement in the appropriate class.  • The lead teacher oversees the physical environment and notifies the proper bodies of the school for maintenance and repairs. PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND RESPONSIBILITIES SCHOOL • Participates in weekly faculty meetings. • Participates in Open Houses, parent education, orientations, Mornings in the ECC and other marketing and outreach commitments as needed. • Takes on committee work at level expected by faculty. • Participates in faculty development work. • Interviews prospective families. • Acquires materials and supplies as needed, working with the ECC budget. • Plans for future needs of the ECC with the other teachers.  PARENTS • Provides information and opportunities for parents to deepen their understanding of Waldorf education and Steiner’s view of child development. • Provides regular communication with the class and individual parents as needed. • Conducts between 4-5 class meetings per school year. • Makes home visits to families in the class, if possible. • Holds parent conferences, at least one per year for each child, fall and spring. COLLEAGUES • Directs and supervises the work of the assistant and nap teacher. • Meets regularly with assistant to discuss the class or specific children. • Makes a commitment to communicate with colleagues on pedagogical matters, as needed. • Is willing to seek assistance if difficulties with colleagues arise. • Participates an outside review process as indicated by the school. • Initiates and participates in child studies. • Is engaged in ongoing professional development, including by not limited to workshops and conferences. Benefits   We offer full health benefits.  Also, tuition remission is available for children accepted into the school. Requirements 
  •  Candidates must have completed a BA Degree.
  • Completed (or near completion) of a Waldorf Teacher Training program.
  • Completed the state required 12 Early Childhood Education units. 
  • The selected candidate must have DSS clearance prior to being hired.
  • Have legal authorization to work in the United States.
 
  • Start Date :
              9/28/2026  Contact Personnel/KL Phone: 818 349 1394 x220 personnel@highlandhall.org 17100 Superior Street, Northridge, CA 91325 

full time

$50,000-$72,000

School Business Manager

Reports To: Pedagogical Chair /Head of School Classification: Full-Time, Exempt Compensation: $75,000 per year + full tuition remission for all accepted children Job Summary The School Business Manager oversees the day-to-day business and operational functions of the school. This position supports the Head of School and faculty by managing administrative systems, financial processes, facilities, vendors, auxiliary programs, and school events. The position serves as the primary on-site liaison with the school's external accounting, IT, HR/PEO, and other service providers and works closely with families, staff, and vendors to ensure that school operations run smoothly and professionally. Key Responsibilities Financial & Administrative Operations
  • Oversee daily business office and administrative processes.
  • Coordinate with the school's outside accounting firm, including invoices, receipts, payroll information, and financial records.
  • Meet with families regarding tuition assistance and communicate established policies and decisions with professionalism and discretion.
  • Prepare and distribute annual enrollment contracts using approved templates and fee schedules.
  • Maintain accurate administrative records and systems.
  • Prepare materials for engagement with the board at its meetings.
Vendors, HR & Technology
  • Manage relationships with routine operational vendors and service providers.
  • Serve as the primary liaison with the school's outside IT provider.
  • Coordinate with the school's PEO regarding employee paperwork, onboarding, benefits, and other HR administration.
  • Ensure required liability, permission, and fundraising forms are current, distributed, and properly maintained.
Events & Community Support
  • Coordinate operational logistics for school events, including room setup, staffing, and vendor support.
  • Support the school's marketing and enrollment efforts in collaboration with the marketing department.
  • Identify opportunities to strengthen the school's visibility, community relationships, and enrollment efforts.
  • Support open houses, celebrations, parent events, fundraising activities, and Board of Trustees meetings.
  • Provide a welcoming, professional point of contact for families, vendors, and community members.
Auxiliary Programs & Staffing
  • Oversee registration, scheduling, and administration for summer programs, after-school clubs, and extended care.
  • Hire, schedule, and supervise hourly after-school staff.
  • Coordinate childcare coverage for parent meetings and other school needs.
Facilities & School Operations
  • Coordinate maintenance requests, repairs, and emergency building services.
  • Communicate with maintenance and service vendors and ensure work is completed appropriately.
  • Coordinate facility rentals, agreements, scheduling, and logistics for outside groups.
  • Support the daily operational needs of the campus.
Qualifications & Experience
  • At least 3 years of experience in business operations, administration, office management, or a related field.
  • Experience in an independent school  preferred, or nonprofit environment.
  • Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.
  • Comfortable working with budgets, financial records, and administrative systems.
  • Proficient with standard office technology and cloud-based systems.
  • Professional, discreet, and confident when communicating with families, employees, vendors, and leadership.
  • Able to manage multiple priorities and follow projects through to completion.
  • Willingness to work occasional evenings for school events and Board meetings.
  • Commitment to the mission and values of the school.
 

full time

75,000

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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