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Teach at Cedar Park Montessori

Authentic Montessori is built by people. We seek educators committed to Dr. Maria Montessori’s method, the protected work cycle, and the children we serve.

Join an AMI-Recognized School

A real Montessori school, looking for real Montessorians.

Cedar Park Montessori has been AMI-Recognized since 1987 and serves children from 18 months through 6th grade. We are an intentionally small school where every child is known by name and every adult is part of a tight professional community. If you are a Montessori-certified guide or an aspiring Montessorian who wants to work in an environment that takes authenticity seriously, we would love to hear from you.

Looking for our current team? Visit Meet Our Team to read bios of our guides and director.

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Cedar Park Montessori guides at work

Why Cedar Park Montessori

Four reasons to bring your Montessori practice here.

AMI-Recognized Since 1987

Our Primary and Elementary programs hold the most rigorous Montessori accreditation in the world. You will work inside a real AMI environment with full materials, the protected work cycle, and authentic mixed-age groupings.

Protected Work Cycle

We honor the three-hour uninterrupted morning work cycle. Lessons, meetings, and scheduling are all designed around protecting children’s concentration, the heart of Montessori practice.

Small School Community

Cedar Park Montessori is intentionally small. Every adult is part of a close professional community, and our director is accessible, supportive, and deeply invested in your growth.

Continuous Practice

We serve children from 18 months through 6th grade, which means you join a school where authentic Montessori is practiced across the full first two planes of development.

Our Standards

What we look for in lead guides.

Cedar Park Montessori lead guides are Montessori-certified for the specific age level they teach. We look for a combination of formal credentials, depth of practice, and personal character that aligns with how we run the school.

Montessori certification at the appropriate level (0 to 3, 3 to 6, or 6 to 12) from AMI or another recognized training body

Demonstrated commitment to the protected three-hour work cycle and other foundational Montessori principles

Experience presenting Montessori materials in their full sequence with fidelity

Comfort working in a small school where collaboration with colleagues and direct communication with families is constant

Patience, warmth, and genuine respect for children as capable individuals

Commitment to ongoing professional development and observation of your own practice

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Roles We Hire For

Lead guides, assistants, specialists, and support roles.

Specific current openings vary throughout the year and are announced as they become available. We typically hire across the following categories.

Lead Guides

Montessori-certified educators leading Toddler, Primary, or Elementary classrooms. Certification at the corresponding age level is required.

Classroom Assistants

Supporting the lead guide and children during the work cycle. Prior Montessori exposure is preferred but not required. We provide in-house training.

Enrichment Specialists

Spanish, music, art, and other specialty roles. Subject credentials plus an interest in Montessori principles are the right combination.

Administrative Support

Roles supporting admissions, family communication, finance, and school operations. Education-sector experience is helpful but not required.

How to Apply

Send us a note. We respond to every inquiry.

Cedar Park Montessori reviews applications on a rolling basis. To apply for any role (current opening or general interest), send us your resume, a brief cover note describing your Montessori background and what draws you to our school, and a list of three professional references.

Two ways to apply:
Email admin@cedarparkmontessori.com
Call (512) 259-8495 to schedule a conversation with our director

Strong candidates are invited to a classroom observation followed by an interview with the director. We are intentional about cultural fit, so the process is conversational and two-way: you are evaluating us as much as we are evaluating you.

Common Questions

Teaching at Cedar Park Montessori, answered.

Cedar Park Montessori typically hires for lead guide positions (Toddler, Primary, and Elementary), classroom assistants, enrichment specialists (Spanish, music, art, others), and administrative support roles. Specific current openings vary throughout the year and are announced as they become available. We accept applications on a rolling basis even when no specific position is posted.

Lead guides at Cedar Park Montessori must be Montessori-certified for the specific age level they teach. For ages 0 to 3 (Toddler), this means Montessori certification for the 0 to 3 level. For Primary, it means Primary certification (ages 3 to 6). For Elementary, it means Elementary certification (ages 6 to 12). Certification from AMI is preferred but other recognized training bodies are considered. Assistants and specialty roles have different credential requirements.

AMI training is strongly preferred for lead guide positions at Cedar Park Montessori because our Primary and Elementary programs are AMI-Recognized and AMI training aligns with our practice. Other recognized Montessori training, such as AMS, is also considered for the right candidate. Assistants, enrichment specialists, and administrative roles do not require AMI training.

Cedar Park Montessori may sponsor or contribute to Montessori training for the right candidates, depending on the specific role and the candidate’s commitment to long-term service at our school. This is discussed individually with candidates during the interview process. We are committed to professional development for our team and view training investment as mutually beneficial.

To apply at Cedar Park Montessori, send your resume, a brief cover note describing your Montessori background and interest, and three professional references to admin@cedarparkmontessori.com or call (512) 259-8495 to schedule a conversation with our director. Strong candidates are invited to a classroom observation followed by a conversational interview. We are intentional about cultural fit, so the process is two-way.

Cedar Park Montessori is intentionally small, professionally close-knit, and committed to authentic Montessori practice. Our team meets regularly, supports each other across age levels, and shares observations about classroom practice. The director is accessible and engaged. Decisions are made collaboratively rather than top-down, and the protected work cycle shapes how we organize our days.

Yes. Cedar Park Montessori regularly hires classroom assistants to support lead guides and children during the work cycle. Prior Montessori exposure is preferred but not required. Strong candidates have patience, warmth, respect for children, and openness to learning Montessori principles on the job. We provide in-house training and mentorship.

Cedar Park Montessori occasionally offers substitute and part-time positions, depending on classroom needs and the school year cycle. Candidates interested in these roles are welcome to send a resume and cover note even when no specific opening is posted. We keep applications on file and reach out when relevant openings become available.

Cedar Park Montessori offers staff a competitive compensation package appropriate to the role, professional development opportunities, and a tuition discount for employees enrolling their own children. Specific current benefits are discussed individually with candidates during the interview process, since the specifics depend on the role, schedule, and tenure.

Cedar Park Montessori supports ongoing professional development through internal observation and reflection practices, in-house training and mentorship, attendance at Montessori conferences (when relevant), and individual discussions about each team member’s growth path. As an AMI-Recognized school, we have direct ties to the broader Montessori community and the resources that come with it.

Yes, Cedar Park Montessori sometimes hires candidates who are actively completing or planning to complete Montessori training. These candidates typically join as classroom assistants while finishing their training, then transition to lead guide roles once certified. This depends on the specific candidate, classroom needs, and the training timeline.

Send your resume, a brief cover note, and three professional references to admin@cedarparkmontessori.com or call (512) 259-8495 to schedule a conversation with our director. We accept applications on a rolling basis and keep strong candidates on file. When a relevant opening becomes available, we reach out directly. Sending early is often a good idea.

Bring your Montessori practice here.

Send your resume and a brief note about your background to admin@cedarparkmontessori.com or call (512) 259-8495 to start the conversation. We respond to every inquiry.