2024-2025
Early Childhood Assistant
Ashwood Waldorf School is seeking an early childhood assistant teacher for the 2024-25 school year. The position will begin in late August 2024.
The ideal hours for the early childhood assistant position are 8 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. Monday-Friday. However, a full time schedule (8 a.m.-4 p.m.) may be possible.
For more information or to apply, please contact Jeremy Clough at jclough@ashwoodwaldorf.org. Please send a resume, a brief biography, and three professional references.
Seeking Substitute Teachers
We are working to expand our sub list for both Early Childhood and Grade School teachers. If you love working with children and have flexibility in your schedule, please consider becoming a sub! Applications can be downloaded or picked up at the office. Questions? Please contact Sarah Ewing.
We are always happy to hear from qualified and experienced Waldorf teachers interested in joining a Waldorf school with a harmonious and stable faculty, a strong board of trustees, and a supportive parent body. Ashwood Waldorf School (Nursery through 8th grade) is situated on a spectacular 32-acre hillside campus with views of the Camden Hills, in the incomparably beautiful midcoast area of Maine. Now in our 38th year, we currently have 77 students enrolled. Because of the rural environment that we live in, and our commitment to healthy social groups and predictability, we have implemented a successful and well-tried multi-age classroom model.
Our faculty strives to work and study together artfully, out of the indications of Rudolf Steiner. We share beliefs that guide us in our work: a willingness to grow and develop, both individually and as a school; to work mindfully; to teach creatively and with love; and to nurture a supportive and active community. We have a strong in-house mentoring program and outside teachers visit on a regular basis.
For more information or to apply, please contact Jeremy Clough at jclough@ashwoodwaldorf.org.
Ashwood Waldorf School does not discriminate on the basis of any race, gender, religion, spiritual commitment, sexual orientation, ethnicity, nationality, immigration status, socioeconomic status, language, ability, identity, age, or political perspective in the administration of its educational programs, hiring, self-government, admissions, financial aid, and all other school-related activities, and emphatically rejects discrimination in all its forms.