The Mountain Oak Charter School provides a developmentally appropriate, arts-integrated educational program designed to promote the growth and development of the whole child. This school fosters the intellect, nurtures the imagination, and recognizes the emotional life of each child. We strive to create a community that cultivates respect for self and for the broader community. Our aim is to inspire children to live engaged and successful lives, prepared to meet the demands of their world.

Teachers with Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required

• Ability to foster a nurturing classroom environment that respects all students and encourages them to do their best.
• Required to respect the confidentiality of information about enrolled children and families, personnel issues, contributors, and other school operations.
• Required to be a respectful, cooperative, and reliable team member and participant in school activities.
• Ability to multi-task and act independently, exercise sound judgment.
• Must be supportive of an environmentally friendly, commercial free atmosphere.
• Must be committed to building a diverse community.

Education and Experience Preferred

• A minimum of two years of classroom teaching experience.
• Knowledge of Waldorf teaching methods.
• State teaching license

All employees and job applicants shall be treated equally without regard to race, color, religion, sex, medical condition, disability, veteran status, age, national origin, ancestry, or marital status.

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Current Job Openings:

• We are looking for a passionate and creative Lower Grade Teacher, who has a desire to work with our wonderful students, faculty and staff.

  We are seeking a teacher for one of our lower grade classrooms with experience and interest in teaching grades 1-4 with developmentally appropriate curriculum, the creative arts and Waldorf philosophy and pedagogy. The ideal candidates will have a deep love of working with and guiding children. They will be organized and flexible and possess strong communication, collaboration and classroom management skills. Duties include lesson planning integrating both the state standards and Waldorf Education, delivering creative and engaging learning activities, student assessment and reporting, meeting with parents, attending faculty meetings and professional development trainings and participating in festivals and other school functions.

  Selected candidates will be required to conduct a ‘main lesson’ instruction as part of their candidacy, this will take place during our morning instruction period.

  This position is a full-time start in fall but a light start will commence at the beginning of contract period June 1st and may include specific Waldorf Training at an out of state location.  Training/professional development plan will be customized with selected candidate.

  Come join our team and make a difference in the lives of our students!

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