Join the SpringStone Montessori Team in New Mexico

Position Title: Support Teacher
Reports To: School Director

Overview

As a Support Teacher, you’ll serve as a flexible, nurturing presence across multiple classrooms. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy variety in their day and can jump in wherever needed, providing consistent care and support for children from infancy through kindergarten.

You’ll build relationships with children and teachers alike, helping to ensure seamless coverage and consistent learning throughout the day.

Key Responsibilities

• Float between classrooms to assist where needed, maintaining consistency for children and staff
• Support daily routines, including transitions, meal times, and play-based learning
• Engage with children through age-appropriate activities that align with Montessori principles
• Provide encouragement and comfort to children throughout the day
• Observe, assist, and reinforce classroom routines and expectations
• Collaborate closely with all teaching staff to maintain a harmonious team environment
• Maintain cleanliness and order in learning spaces
• Support teachers in preparing materials and resetting learning environments

Qualifications & Skills

▪ Previous experience in early childhood education or childcare preferred
▪ Adaptable and able to quickly adjust to new routines or environments
▪ Reliable, team-oriented, and professional
▪ Positive attitude and love for working with children
▪ Ability to maintain confidentiality and a calm presence
▪ Willing to complete all required training (provided)
▪ Must pass background checks

Overview

As a Toddler Teacher at SpringStone Montessori School, you will nurture and guide children aged 12 months to 36 months during their most impressionable and rapidly developing years. You will create a calm, safe, and enriching Montessori environment where toddlers are encouraged to explore, discover, and grow at their own pace.

You’ll foster independence and self-confidence through consistent routines, developmentally appropriate activities, and compassionate, respectful care. This role is ideal for someone who is patient, observant, and deeply committed to supporting the emotional and physical development of young children.

Key Responsibilities:

- Implement a Montessori-aligned toddler curriculum that supports emotional, physical, social, and cognitive growth

- Create a predictable, safe, and nurturing classroom environment through consistent routines and positive guidance

- Support toddlers in developing basic self-help skills such as toileting, dressing, and feeding

- Observe and document each child’s developmental progress, behaviors, and emerging interests

- Prepare and maintain Montessori materials that invite hands-on exploration and engagement

- Promote language development through songs, stories, and simple conversation

- Communicate regularly and positively with families about their child’s development and daily experiences

- Model patience, respect, and empathy in every interaction

- Participate in staff meetings, school events, and ongoing professional development

Qualifications & Skills:

- Experience working with toddlers or young children in a caregiving or classroom setting

- Montessori Infant/Toddler certification or willingness to pursue certification (support available)
- Knowledge of child development milestones, especially from birth to 3 years
- Warm, calm, and consistent presence with a passion for early learning
- Excellent observation and communication skills
- Ability to work as part of a collaborative teaching team
- Must pass required background checks and complete all necessary training

Overview

As an Infant Assistant Teacher at SpringStone Montessori School, you will nurture and guide children aged 12 months to 36 months during their most impressionable and rapidly developing years. You will create a calm, safe, and enriching Montessori environment where toddlers are encouraged to explore, discover, and grow at their own pace.

You’ll foster independence and self-confidence through consistent routines, developmentally appropriate activities, and compassionate, respectful care. This role is ideal for someone who is patient, observant, and deeply committed to supporting the emotional and physical development of young children.

Key Responsibilities:

- Implement a Montessori-aligned infant curriculum that supports emotional, physical, social, and cognitive growth

- Create a predictable, safe, and nurturing classroom environment through consistent routines and positive guidance

- Support infants in developing basic self-help skills such as toileting, dressing, and feeding

- Observe and document each child’s developmental progress, behaviors, and emerging interests

- Prepare and maintain Montessori materials that invite hands-on exploration and engagement

- Promote language development through songs, stories, and simple conversation

- Communicate regularly and positively with families about their child’s development and daily experiences

- Model patience, respect, and empathy in every interaction

- Participate in staff meetings, school events, and ongoing professional development

Qualifications & Skills:

- Experience working with infants or young children in a caregiving or classroom setting

- Montessori Infant/Toddler certification or willingness to pursue certification (support available)
- Knowledge of child development milestones, especially from birth to 3 years
- Warm, calm, and consistent presence with a passion for early learning
- Excellent observation and communication skills
- Ability to work as part of a collaborative teaching team
- Must pass required background checks and complete all necessary training

Overview

As a Preschool Assistant Teacher at SpringStone at SpringStone Montessori School, you will guide children through their most formative years with a focus on independence, curiosity, and joyful learning. You’ll assist in a Montessori-based classroom for children ages 3–6, fostering an environment where they feel safe, respected, and inspired.

Our Teachers are not just instructors—they are nurturing guides who respect each child’s unique journey. Through individualized learning plans and hands-on materials, you’ll help each child develop socially, emotionally, and intellectually at their own pace.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with classroom activities that promote hands-on learning and independence
• Support children with practical life skills like dressing, cleaning, and social interaction
• Help maintain a clean, safe, and organized classroom space
• Observe children and share insights with the Lead Teacher for lesson planning and support
• Provide comfort and guidance while modeling respectful behavior and communication
• Promote inclusion and kindness, helping children develop empathy and confidence
• Encourage age-appropriate autonomy and self-care routines
• Help prepare classroom materials and rotate learning tools as needed
• Engage in professional development and training sessions

Qualifications & Skills

▪ Montessori certification or willingness to pursue certification (training support provided)

▪ Experience in early childhood education strongly preferred

▪ Deep understanding of the Montessori method or willingness to learn

▪ Strong communication, observation, and organizational skills

▪ A nurturing, patient, and enthusiastic demeanor

▪ Ability to work independently and as part of a team

▪ Must pass required background checks

Overview

As a Lead Preschool Teacher at SpringStone at SpringStone Montessori School, you will guide children through their most formative years with a focus on independence, curiosity, and joyful learning. You’ll lead a Montessori-based classroom for children ages 3–6, fostering an environment where they feel safe, respected, and inspired.

Our Lead Teachers are not just instructors—they are nurturing guides who respect each child’s unique journey. Through individualized learning plans and hands-on materials, you’ll help each child develop socially, emotionally, and intellectually at their own pace.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver a developmentally appropriate, Montessori-based curriculum in a structured yet flexible classroom environment

• Prepare, organize, and maintain Montessori materials to encourage independent exploration

• Observe, track, and document each child’s progress and tailor lessons to their individual needs

• Create a warm, inclusive, and respectful environment where every child feels heard and valued

• Foster life skills like independence, responsibility, grace and courtesy

• Communicate openly and regularly with parents about their child’s development and daily experience

• Provide mentorship and guidance to Assistant and Support Teachers in your classroom

• Participate in school events, training, and professional development opportunities

• Maintain a safe, orderly, and clean classroom that aligns with Montessori principles

Qualifications & Skills

▪ Montessori certification or willingness to pursue certification (training support provided)

▪ Experience in early childhood education strongly preferred

▪ Deep understanding of the Montessori method or willingness to learn

▪ Strong communication, observation, and organizational skills

▪ A nurturing, patient, and enthusiastic demeanor

▪ Ability to work independently and as part of a team

▪ Must pass required background checks

Overview

We’re seeking a motivated Director of Enrollment to join our team and help families take the first step on their educational journey with confidence and care.

SpringStone Montessori School is an early learning, private school utilizing the Montessori Method—encouraging active learning, independence, and creativity through hands-on activities.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the first point of contact for prospective families, providing warm, informative, and timely communication

• Guide families through the enrollment process, from inquiry to registration

• Conduct school tours and informational sessions, showcasing the value of the Montessori approach

• Maintain accurate records of inquiries, applications, and enrollments

• Work closely with school leadership to ensure classrooms are staffed and enrolled to capacity

• Coordinate open houses, community events, and outreach efforts

• Collaborate with marketing to implement outreach strategies and boost visibility

• Follow up consistently with leads and track enrollment data for reporting purposes

• Provide excellent customer service and build trusting relationships with current and prospective families

• Maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times

Qualifications & Skills

▪ Previous experience in customer service, sales, or admissions preferred

▪ Strong communication and interpersonal skills

▪ Comfortable speaking with diverse individuals and groups

▪ Detail-oriented, organized, and able to multitask

▪ A team player with a positive and proactive attitude

Take advantage of the benefits including:

✔ An efficient, creative, and nurturing work environment

✔ Generous childcare discount

✔ Professional growth plan

✔ Health, dental, vision, and life insurance

✔ Holiday pay

✔ Generous paid time off package

✔ Free meals

✔ Gym membership (at select locations)