Waldorf Early Childhood Lead Teacher - Nurture & Rhythm

Living Oaks; Dripping Springs (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Tuition remission for faculty children

Mentoring & PD

Paid holidays

Sedera Medical Cost Sharing (optional)

Daily farm-to-table snacks and lunches

Job summary

Living Oaks in Dripping Springs, Texas, seeks a Waldorf Early Childhood Lead Teacher to nurture young children's wonder with warmth, reverence, and artistry. You will create a home-like classroom, weave rhythms through song, story, movement, and nature walks, and welcome parents into the life of the school.

A Waldorf teacher training (completed or in progress), experience in early childhood, and understanding of anthroposophy are preferred; duties include festivals, community events, and

Qualifications

• Waldorf early childhood teacher training, completed or in progress (or willingness to pursue)
• Experience teaching in early childhood settings
• Deep understanding of anthroposophy and Waldorf education

Responsibilities

• Create a nurturing, rhythmic classroom with natural materials and gentle routines
• Guide children through imaginative play, storytelling, circle time, and practical work such as baking, gardening, and handwork
• Foster wonder and reverence for the world and for one another
• Collaborate with colleagues and parents to support each child’s growth
• Contribute to festivals, community events, and parent education

Skills

Warmth and presence

Creativity and artistry

Clear communication

Collaborative spirit

Education

Waldorf teacher training in progress or completed

Experience teaching in early childhood settings

Anthroposophy/Waldorf education knowledge

Job description

Living Oaks in Dripping Springs, Texas, seeks a Waldorf Early Childhood Lead Teacher to nurture young children's wonder with warmth, reverence, and artistry. You will create a home-like classroom, weave rhythms through song, story, movement, and nature walks, and welcome parents into the life of the school.

A Waldorf teacher training (completed or in progress), experience in early childhood, and understanding of anthroposophy are preferred; duties include festivals, community events, and