Career Opportunities
As a community, we firmly believe that education happens not just in classrooms but also on the stage, on the fields, and in every exchange between faculty and students. Each of us embraces the importance of lifelong learning, and we support one another in developing individual talents.
Faculty Voices
We have a dedicated, professional, top-notch faculty. Our teachers are the best and they make all the difference in the world to our students, our parents, and our school. Faculty Voices is a series of testimonials from a few of our faculty members.
My decision to come to Brookstone initially was made for family, and that approach proved to be an excellent tone-setter for what I would find when I got here.
Patrick Griffin
Upper School History Teacher
I am so grateful for the enduring relationships I’ve formed over the years with fellow faculty members, students, and alumni. The opportunities for students and teachers are endless! Most importantly, Brookstone has given me a sense of family in Columbus. That’s the reason I love this place: people truly matter.
Katie Forsyth
Upper School French Teacher
The space and resources given to me as a Brookstone teacher have impacted more than just my classroom teaching. I have become a stronger teacher, yes, but also a more deeply connected community member.
Erin Wenzel
Upper School Teacher
From academics to athletics, I have had the opportunity to watch our students grow from the beginning to the end of their school days. My love for this place runs deep, and I am very passionate about it. I have always told people that I cannot see myself doing what I do here anywhere else. I have been blessed to be a part of this family.
Joy Bohn
Middle School Teacher
Each and every day, we have opportunities to interact with students in a myriad of ways, and what a joy it is! Like iron sharpening iron, interactions with both faculty and students refine and help us become the people we are intended to be.
Tessa Calhoun
Upper School Teacher
People Matter: Our community is one of our greatest assets and what sets us apart from other schools. At Brookstone, each child, each family, and each member of the community is known. This goes beyond academics and the classrooms. Our teachers know our students as learners, as athletes, as performers, as artists, as servant leaders, as comedians, as dancers, as friends to their peers, as big or little sisters and brothers. Our teachers know all these things about our students because it is important.
Emily Allardice
Second Grade Teacher
I love coming to a place that values me and my ability to teach...What makes Brookstone so special? It's the community, along with high educational expectations. It's the faculty who have an extra planning period, so they develop a program called Forrest Friday and reach out to bring in the community and do something wonderful for students instead of taking an extra planning period for themselves. It's the parents who love and support you because you love and support their children.
Dana Holland
Kindergarten Teacher
I teach theatre. I was awarded Georgia’s Outstanding Theatre Educator in 2018 by the Georgia Thespian Society. I have numerous other awards that hang in my office, my home, and my classroom for countless other things with teaching and radio. But the best award I have had the privilege to receive is a student that learns to be a better speaker, actor, or human being because of some seed I planted during their middle and high school years. It has been a real pleasure continuing my journey here at Brookstone School. Only here can I look out into an audience and see not only parents and friends but also administrators and teachers who have come to support the student body and enjoy a great show. That is a rare occurrence in a school theatre program and not one I will ever take for granted.
Dotty Davis
Brookstone Theatre Arts
Contact Human Resources
To learn more about a potential career at Brookstone, contact Alecia Cravey, Director of Human Resources.