American Montessori Society Inc
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. Possible Responsibilities (Customized Based on Strengths)
Guiding Montessori lessonsand 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
Ideal Candidate
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
Schedule & Structure
Personalized scheduling
Monday–Thursday school week
Responsibilities shaped intentionally to support balance and long‑term fulfillment
Why Join Our School
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.
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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. Possible Responsibilities (Customized Based on Strengths)
Guiding Montessori lessonsand 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
Ideal Candidate
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
Schedule & Structure
Personalized scheduling
Monday–Thursday school week
Responsibilities shaped intentionally to support balance and long‑term fulfillment
Why Join Our School
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.
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