| Description of Position | Are you a Montessori-trained educator who believes deeply in children’s curiosity, independence, and potential? Princeton Montessori School is seeking a passionate Montessori Educator to join our vibrant, collaborative Elementary program, serving ages 6-12. We are looking for a guide who finds joy in helping children explore big ideas, think deeply, and develop confidence as independent learners. If you are inspired by Montessori philosophy and thrive in a thoughtful, collegial environment with experienced educators, we would love to hear from you. We welcome early-career professionals to join our team!
Key Responsibilities include:
Teaching & Classroom Leadership
● Design and present engaging lessons using Montessori materials and methods
● Guide students through individualized and small-group learning experiences
● Teach core academic subjects within the Montessori elementary curriculum
● Foster independence, responsibility, and collaboration in the classroom community
● Maintain a well-prepared, organized, and inspiring Montessori environment
● Supervise and support students throughout the school day
Parent Partnership
● Serve as the primary liaison for parents of an assigned group of students
● Communicate regularly with families about student progress and development
● Lead two parent conferences annually
● Partner with families to support each child’s growth
Professional Collaboration
● Maintain accurate records of student progress and benchmarks
● Prepare written conference reports for student files
● Participate in faculty meetings, school initiatives, and professional development
● Collaborate closely with colleagues to strengthen the Elementary program
● Contribute to a classroom culture rooted in respect, curiosity, and independence
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| Qualifications | ● AMS Elementary I, II, or I-II credential (required)
● Bachelor’s degree in education or a related field (required)
● Experience working with children ages 6–12
● Proficiency with Google Workspace (Docs, Drive, Calendar)
● Strong communication and organizational skills
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| School Community | About Princeton Montessori School
Founded in 1968, Princeton Montessori School is a co-educational independent school serving over 220 students from infancy through 8th grade. Our beautiful 21-acre campus, surrounded by natural wetlands, provides an inspiring environment for exploration and learning. Our 52,000-square-foot facility houses thoughtfully designed classrooms that support authentic Montessori education. We are fully accredited by the American Montessori Society (AMS) and the Middle States Association, and we are deeply committed to maintaining the integrity and excellence of Montessori practice. Our faculty are collaborative professionals who share a deep respect for children and for each other’s expertise. They often refer to Princeton Montessori School as "their second home" for the supportive culture and respect for a healthy work/life balance. We are also the home of the Princeton Center for Teacher Education (PCTE), a leading Montessori teacher training center that provides ongoing professional development opportunities for all faculty.
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