Each summer, Phillips Academy hires over 100 teachers, house counselors, and teaching assistants to work in the Andover Summer program. Their flagship on-campus offering, Summer Session, serves over 700 rising 7-12^th grade students from all over the world, becoming a home-away-from home for students during their five-week residential experience. Faculty members come from Phillips Academy as well as from other institutions, ranging from local day schools and public high schools to colleges and universities across the country, with the goal of providing students with a rigorous academic experience, building students’ independence and self-sufficiency, and ensuring that students challenge themselves in the classroom, on the playing fields, and in the dorms.

Inspire the next generation of learners this summer as a faculty member in the Choate Summer Programs Academic Enrichment Program at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut! From June 28 through July 31, 2026, you’ll have the opportunity to teach motivated middle and high school students in an immersive, residential or day‑camp setting—offering a dynamic curriculum across 100+ courses in disciplines from English, history, languages, and the arts to mathematics, computer science, robotics, and the sciences. Click the link below and filter by “Summer Programs” to review current openings.

Since 1987, Putney Summer Arts has welcomed a diverse community of young artists and arts professionals to the Putney School campus each summer. Located on a working farm in Southern Vermont, they provide an intimate space where students passionate about the arts receive support and inspiration to focus on furthering their artistic practice and learning. Hands-on learning is embedded in the program’s culture: expansive arts offerings, a working dairy farm, and community based events.

The grounds and facilities of St. Paul’s School provide the ideal setting for exemplary teaching and learning. The students of the ASP are the most talented and engaged of New Hampshire’s high school students and their teachers are rewarded with a teaching experience in an atmosphere of intellectual curiosity and enthusiasm unparalleled at the high school level.

Hotchkiss Summer Portals residential programming runs in two two-week sessions; the first session runs from June 28 to July 11, 2026, and the second session runs from July 12-25, 2026. Students typically enroll in two courses, one course per session, and stay for the entirety of the four-week program, though students may elect to participate in a single two-week session. Each day students are immersed in their academic course after which they enjoy a range of afternoon and evening activities such as intramural soccer, hiking, basketball, crafts, swimming, bonfires or one of the specialized afternoon programs.

NMH Summer is a vibrant, engaging living and learning program for students in grades 7 to 12, in beautiful western Massachusetts. For over 120 years, they have welcomed students from more than 129 countries and all 50 states to their summer program. They bring together capable, motivated students with experienced, dedicated teachers and teaching fellows to enrich the educational and personal development of all. Through academic and enrichment work, athletics and arts experiences, and social and cultural activities, the summer campus community discovers together the excitement and joy of learning, growing, and belonging. NMH Summer adults strive to make a difference, enjoy challenges, appreciate young people, and are committed to the principles of inclusivity and community.

At the heart of Summer@Taft is a group of teaching fellows who work closely with students in a small residential community. From outstanding colleges and universities, they select 10-12 juniors and seniors who express an interest in education. Fellows experience each facet of boarding school faculty life, enabling them to make more informed decisions regarding their future in the teaching profession. More importantly, the experience provides them the opportunity to work with young people and interact within a collegial school community.

Summer Session provides a wide range of courses in math, science, writing, reading, English as a second language, foreign languages, visual arts, and performing arts.

The five 40-minute daily class periods encourage students to create unique personalized programs. Small class sizes, differentiated instruction, and a holistic approach allow their teachers to get to know each student and support his/her individual growth.

To apply for a position, please forward your resume to Director of Auxiliary Programs Matt Rinkin or complete an application here.

The success of the Summer Program is rooted in its sense of community. Vital to the definition and perpetuation of this warm community are the faculty, who embody the ethos and tenor of the community with their unstinting commitment to the positive experience of each student and collective support of their colleagues.

At Tabor Summer Camp, every day is an invitation to explore, create, and connect by the sea. Their campers dive into a variety of experiences—from field, court, and water sports to art, ceramics, and drama. At Tabor Summer Camp teamwork, creativity, and collaboration take center stage!

In this vibrant and inclusive seaside community, campers learn not just new skills but the value of friendship, empathy, and teamwork. Through the residential program, campers live, learn, and laugh together—developing independence, resilience, and a genuine sense of belonging that can only come from shared daily life in a caring community.