Work at Capucine
Who we are:
Capucine Montessori is a small teacher-led Montessori school for 2.9-6 year-olds that also offers support and education for parents. We are located in Cambridge, Massachusetts near Porter Square in an area nestled between small businesses and a beautiful residential neighborhood. We are a Wildflower school, which means we are part of a larger network of small Montessori schools. Our mission is to collaborate with families to nurture the minds and the spirits of young children. We strive for equity, community, and connections with nature in our urban environment. We want our staff to reflect the rich diversity of our students and families, as well as the commitment of our community towards the success of the school.
We are searching for September 2026:
Lunch and outdoor time supervision aide - part-time
Lunch & outdoor supervision aide — part-time
Monday – Friday · 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM · School year 2026–2027
We are looking for a caring and dependable person to support our children during the midday period — accompanying them on their daily walk to and from the park, supervising outdoor play, and sharing lunch with the children while our teaching staff takes their break. A certified director is always present in the classroom.
What you’ll do
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Walk with children to and from the nearby park, ensuring their safety during transitions
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Supervise outdoor play at the park, keeping a calm and attentive presence
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Share lunch with the children and encourage independence at the table
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Cover teachers’ lunch break — a certified director remains in the classroom at all times
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Communicate any observations or incidents to the staff
What we’re looking for
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Reliable and punctual — our teachers count on you every single school day
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Patient, calm, and genuinely at ease with young children (ages 3–6)
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Comfortable walking outdoors in all weather conditions
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French-English bilingualism is a strong plus
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No diploma required — students welcome and encouraged to apply
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CPR/First Aid certification a plus, but not required
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Complete EEC Essentials 2.0 (Free 12 hr self-paced course) prior to start date
Position details
Hours: 2 hrs/day · Monday – Friday ( 3 to 5 days per week)
Schedule: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Type: Part-time · school year
Perk: Lunch provided by the school
To Apply
Email your resume, cover letter, and three references to info@capucinemontessori.org
Summer Camp Director
Monday – Friday · Summer 2027
Position Overview
Employment Type: Seasonal
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Duration: 8 weeks (Late June – Mid August 2026) with some work in Spring to prepare.
Compensation: Base salary $12,000 + performance bonus up to 15% of net profit
Reports To: School Director / Board
Team Size: 1–2 program assistants (flexible depending on enrollment)
Licensing Requirement: EEC Director 1 certification (potential for other if DPH Licensed Camp)
What you’ll do
The Summer Camp Director is responsible for the full operational management of Capucine Montessori's 8-week summer program. This is a hands-on leadership role: you will plan and deliver a high-quality daily program, supervise and support assistant staff, manage family communication, and ensure a safe, joyful environment for children ages 3–6.
This role is ideal for an experienced early childhood educator or camp professional who is energized by independent leadership and passionate about Montessori-aligned programming.
Key Responsibilities
Program Planning and Delivery
• Lead a group of about 20 students
• Design and implement a daily camp schedule aligned with Montessori principles (ages 3–6)
• Develop and implement age-appropriate activities, themes, and materials for an 8-week curriculum
• Ensure programming is engaging, inclusive, and adapted to the needs of individual children
• Maintain a prepared, organized, and welcoming classroom environment
Staff Supervision
• Supervise 1–2 program assistants, providing day-to-day guidance and support
• Manage daily staff scheduling and assignments in coordination with enrollment levels
• Model best practices in child interaction, communication, and Montessori methodology
Family Communication
• Serve as the primary point of contact for families throughout the camp session
• Communicate daily updates, incidents, and program highlights in a timely and professional manner
• Actively promote the school's mission to summer families as a pathway to school-year enrollment
Operations and Safety
• Ensure full compliance with all applicable health, safety, and EEC/CPP licensing regulations
• Maintain accurate attendance records, emergency contacts, and required documentation
• Manage supply inventory and program budget in collaboration with school leadership
• Handle minor incidents and health matters according to school protocols
• Foster a warm, welcoming atmosphere that reflects Capucine's values and culture
• Participate in end-of-summer feedback and planning to support Year 2 program growth
To Apply
Email your resume, cover letter, and three references to info@capucinemontessori.org
