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Now Hiring – After School Club Staff Members
Seeking a confident, friendly and organized teacher, teacher’s assistant, or intern who is able to collaborate effectively with colleagues, loves children and is able to multitask. Excellent verbal communication skills, reliability, and patience a must. Training and continuing education support provided. Daily schedule M-F 2:30PM to 6PM, or as mutually agreed. Beautiful school and campus.…
Read MoreNow Hiring – Substitute Positions
Seeking a confident, friendly and organized MACTE credentialed Montessori teacher or a teacher’s-assistant who is able to collaborate effectively with colleagues, loves children and is able to multitask. Excellent verbal communication skills, flexibility and a calm, positive outlook a must. Training and continuing education support provided. Beautiful school and campus. Classrooms are well organized and…
Read MoreNow Hiring – After School Club Teen Helper
Seeking a confident, friendly and organized high school student who is able to work well with others, loves children, and is able to multitask to be additional support to teachers in our After School Club program. Reliability, promptness, and excellent verbal skills a must. Schedule: 2-3 evenings per week from 3-5PM or as mutually agreed.…
Read MoreWhat is Process Art and Why Is It Important?
Young children love to draw and create, but often get frustrated by their inability to produce something that resembles the vision in their head. Their art becomes representational – a line stands in for an animal, a winding trail across the page reflects the movements of their subject, as though the artwork is a story…
Read MoreHistory of the Montessori Method of Education
Dr. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) was the first woman physician in Italy. She also had a degree in biological anthropology which honed her powers of meticulous observation and formed the basis of her system of education. She was not trained as a teacher, although she did take some education classes so that she could observe the…
Read MoreResource Library for Parents – Health/Nutrition/Safety/Child Development Information and Links
Staying healthy and safe is such a vital part of a child’s development. Below are some resources to help parents connect with information and resources that will help them to keep children healthy, safe, and ready to learn: King County Public Health Guidance for Early Learning/Child Care: During Covid, Keep Your Child Home If… USDA…
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