Montessori Guide

Role Overview

Responsibilities and schedule may include a combination of classroom teaching, small-group lessons, curriculum enrichment, mentoring, or program support, depending on the candidate’s background and interests. This flexibility allows us to build a role that is mutually supportive and sustainable.

• Guiding Montessori lesson sand thoughtfully preparing the environment

• Supporting continuity and alignment across age levels

• Integrating cultural studies, seasonal work, storytelling, art, music, and nature into the curriculum

• Observing and supporting children’s academic and social-emotional development

• Collaborating with teaching teams and leadership

• Partnering with families in a thoughtful, professional manner

• Montessori trained and/or experienced in Primary and Elementary (AMI, AMS, or equivalent)

• Deep appreciation for the cultural and seasonal aspects of Montessori education

• Grounded, reflective, and emotionally mature teaching presence

• Strong collaborator who values shared responsibility and professional trust

• Drawn to small‑school, relationship‑centered environments

• Personalized scheduling

• Monday–Thursday school week

• Responsibilities shaped intentionally to support balance and long‑term fulfillment

• A beautiful, nature‑rich campus and outdoor learning environment

• A respectful, collaborative, and supportive team culture

• Thoughtful leadership and a shared commitment to meaningful work

• A community that values depth, beauty, and intention in education

If you are an educator who brings both Montessori expertise and a reverence for the rhythms, culture, and artistry of childhood
, we would love to explore how your gifts might fit within our community.