Upper Elementary Guide

Upper Elementary Montessori Guide (Grades 4–6)

Montessori Education Centre (MEC), North Campus, is excited to announce an opening for an Upper Elementary Guide (Grades 4–6) for the  school year. We are seeking a Montessori educator with Special Education experience, or a state-certified Special Education teacher who is passionate about inclusive, child-centered education and eager to grow within a fully implemented Montessori environment.

At MEC, Montessori is not an add-on; it is the foundation. Our charter school serves students from preschool through 6th grade and is deeply committed to honoring the Montessori philosophy with fidelity, intention, and heart.

You will never work in isolation. This role is supported by:

• A dedicated classroom assistant
• A full-time Outdoor Environment Teacher who is an integrated part of the instructional team
• A collaborative, values-driven school community that prioritizes communication, teamwork, and whole-child development

• Administrators who understand and champion authentic Montessori
• A supportive environment that values collaboration, reflection, and professional growth
• A school culture that honors children, educators, and the work we do together
• Compensation and Benefits that include:
  • Health and dental insurance
  • 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching
  • 9 days of paid leave
  • Performance bonuses
  • Summers and school holidays off (calendar mirrors the local district)
• Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s degree and/or Special Education credential (or actively in process)
  • Montessori certification preferred (AMI, AMS, NCME, or MACTE-approved programs)
  • If not yet Montessori certified, MEC may sponsor Montessori training through a MACTE-approved program, with multiple pathways available depending on your background and circumstances.

Come be part of a school that is thoughtfully and intentionally bringing fully implemented Montessori education to a public charter setting, guided by leaders who truly understand the method and its impact.

Special qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree and/or Special Education credential (or actively in process), Montessori certification preferred (AMI, AMS, NCME, or MACTE-approved programs)