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At Harpeth Hall, our core purpose is to nurture a sense of wonder, to instill a will and facility for learning, and to promote cultural understanding, environmental stewardship, and service to others. The pursuit of these goals will inspire students and faculty to combine knowledge with goodness and reflection with action.

 

Interested in joining our school community?

Join a team of dynamic education professionals committed to intellectual curiosity, critical thought, and collaboration in a city known for its creativity and strength of community.

If you are not applying for a specific position but are interested in being considered for a future opening, please send an email with your resume to employment@harpethhall.org. In the subject line include areas of teaching interest.

we Think Critically

For more than 150 years, Harpeth Hall has held true to the essential idea that girls deserve an excellent education full of possibilities and purpose.

A pioneer in the field of women's education, Harpeth Hall is one of the country’s premier independent college preparatory schools for girls in grades 5 through 12. As a school community, we engage in vibrant intellectual conversation that values diversity of thought and difference of opinion. Guided by talented, curious, and supportive faculty, our girls feel inspired to challenge themselves as students and individuals. At Harpeth Hall, we foster academic curiosity, empower all voices, and encourage experiences that prepare girls to become the leaders of tomorrow.

Harpeth Hall’s faculty is one of our greatest strengths. 

Open-minded and curious, our nationally-recruited teachers are committed to serving as mentors, confidants, and advisors to our students. In turn, Harpeth Hall is dedicated to supporting a community of life-long learners. Team-building activities and lectures by leading educators are among initiatives to develop our faculty’s teaching skills. Faculty attend and make presentations at state and national conferences and workshops and have been recognized across the country for their innovative work. Professional development is an ongoing priority through faculty grants, as we strongly believe that a school flourishes when its teachers have opportunity for personal growth.

Our college-like suburban campus situated on 44 acres among Nashville’s rolling hills provides a welcoming sense of place for our community.

The Middle School and Upper School buildings come alive with student activity and artwork while showcasing our school’s state-of-the art teaching methods. The Ann Scott Carell Library serves as the information and technology hub of the school and a cozy environment to curl up and read. In the Patton Visual Arts Center, light-filled studios inspire self-expression in many media. Our Athletic and Wellness Center serves as a space for our students and faculty to build confidence and fitness. In 2022, Harpeth Hall debuted the Bullard Bright IDEA Lab to truly put our campus at the forefront of teaching technology.

we Lead Confidently

"I love the community at Harpeth Hall. I have great colleagues and feel very supported. I love the energy among teachers when someone has an idea for their class. I love the chance to create and facilitate interdisciplinary work that encourages students to think beyond the confines of one discipline."

Garen Eadie, social sciences teacher

"We are an extended family where faculty can find honesty, tradition, community, intellectual integrity, and acceptance."

Legare Vest, science teacher

"I love how each class is unique and never the same! My students' creativity and engaging approach to learning never cease to amaze me."

Vanesa Wenz, world languages teacher

"My favorite thing about working at Harpeth Hall is the community. We are a place of endless opportunities."

Jim Romero, Director of Strength and Conditioning, Head Coach

"There is a culture devoted to learning -- not just achievement -- and it’s a joy to teach students who are so enthusiastic and so grateful for our work. I also love my colleagues. Everyone brings their own story and strengths, and I find a lot of inspiration and friendship in my fellow faculty members."

Denise Croker, English teacher

we Live Honorably

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