Floating Assistant Teacher

Established in 1993, our school provides an authentic Montessori education focused on the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional growth of every child. We combine secure, outstanding care with an environment that stimulates exploration, empowering children to reach their full potential and make a positive impact on the world.

Our culture is guided by five core values. Here is what we bring to the table and what we look for in our team members:

Trust: We build a safe, reliable space for children, families, and staff. We look for candidates who are dependable, honest, and act with integrity across all classrooms.

Intentionality: Every lesson and classroom material has a purpose. We seek educators who are adaptable, prepared, and deliberate in how they guide children at every developmental stage.

Dedication: Supporting dynamic classroom needs takes patience, flexibility, and heart. You can expect a team that is fully committed to our mission, and we look for candidates who bring that same passion every day.

Growth: We believe learning never stops. We support your ongoing professional development—including sponsorship through our Montessori certification program—and look for team members eager to learn, adapt, and grow with us.

Community: We are a collaborative, supportive family of educators and parents. As a Floating Assistant, you are the ultimate team player, helping build connections across every classroom in our school.

We are seeking a versatile and dynamic Floating Assistant Teacher to support classrooms across our school, working with children ages 6 weeks through 6 years. In this role, you will step into various environments to assist Lead Teachers, step in where needed, and maintain a consistent, high-quality Montessori experience. This is an ideal position for an adaptable educator who loves variety and wants hands-on experience across multiple age groups.

Classroom Support: Adapt quickly to support daily routines, meal/snack times, outdoor play, and smooth transitions across infant, toddler, and primary (ages 3-6) environments.

Environment Maintenance: Assist Lead Teachers in preparing, organizing, and sanitizing Montessori materials to keep learning environments safe, orderly, and engaging.

Child Observation & Care: Provide attentive care, assist with self-care habits (including feeding and diapering/potty routine support as age-appropriate), and foster early independence.

Community & Safety: Maintain a safe, healthy environment while building positive, respectful relationships with children, staff, and parents across all age groups.

Education: High school diploma or equivalent (Coursework in Early Childhood Education preferred).

Experience:Experience across multiple age groups (infants to age
6) preferred.

Certifications: Must have or be willing to obtain CPR, First Aid, and state-required Health & Safety training (paid for and provided by our school).

Clearances: Ability to pass a background check, health assessment, TB test, and comply with state educational regulations.

Core

Skills:

High adaptability, strong communication, active observation, teamwork, and a solid understanding of early childhood development from infancy to age 6.

Financial & Retirement: 401(k) with company match.

Paid Time Off: Paid time off (PTO) to support your work-life balance.

Health & Wellness: Supplemental health benefits, including Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Accident, Disability, and Telehealth services.

Professional Growth: Sponsorship through our Montessori Certification Program to advance your career in education.

Provided Training: Fully paid CPR, First Aid, and state Health & Safety training.

Family Support: Employee tuition discounts for your own children.