AMS/AMI Certified Montessori Primary Lead Teacher

Islamic League of America; Lanham (MD); On-site; USD 40,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Diyanet Center of America Montessori School in Lanham, MD is seeking a full-time Montessori Primary Lead Teacher to maintain a prepared Montessori classroom and guide self-directed learning. The role requires AMS or AMI certification and at least one year of preschool teaching experience.

You will document progress, communicate with parents, develop age-appropriate lessons, and collaborate with staff to ensure a cohesive program. Salary range is $40,000–$42,000 with a 7-hour weekday schedule.

Qualifications

• AMS or AMI Montessori Primary certification is required.
• Minimum of one year of experience teaching in a preschool setting.
• Strong understanding of the Montessori philosophy and its classroom application.
• Ability to develop age-appropriate lesson plans aligned with Montessori curriculum.
• Excellent communication, collaboration, and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain a prepared Montessori classroom environment.
• Guide and observe children as they engage in self-directed learning activities.
• Present Montessori materials and lessons in a clear and concise manner.
• Document children’s progress and development using Montessori observation methods.
• Create & maintain excellent consistent communication with parents and guardians verbally, in writing.
• Collaborate with colleagues to ensure a cohesive learning experience for all children.
• Maintain & update continuously classroom parent portal.

Skills

Montessori Approach

Preschool Education

Communication Skills

Education

AMI/AMS Montessori Certification

Associate degree

Job description

Diyanet Center of America Montessori School in Lanham, MD is seeking a full-time Montessori Primary Lead Teacher to maintain a prepared Montessori classroom and guide self-directed learning. The role requires AMS or AMI certification and at least one year of preschool teaching experience.

You will document progress, communicate with parents, develop age-appropriate lessons, and collaborate with staff to ensure a cohesive program. Salary range is $40,000–$42,000 with a 7-hour weekday schedule.