Wildflower Schools California
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Who We Are
Wildflower Schools are a decentralized network of micro-schools that serve racially and socioeconomically diverse communities with an exceptional Montessori education. We operate in 12 states including Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.
In Wildflower Schools Northern California, we are working to cultivate a community of beautiful, child-centered learning environments that support children, teachers, and families from diverse backgrounds as they follow life’s unfolding journey.
We currently operate three Montessori schools California in the cities of San Francisco, San Jose, and Pittsburgh and are looking for experienced preschool and elementary trained Montessori teacher leaders to help us expand our program and open-up more schools in the area.
Our Schools
Wildflower schools are very small - typically serving 20-30 students. They are committed to equity, and unite diverse communities of children, families and teachers in a shared pursuit of interconnectedness, justice and peace. Wildflower schools are Montessori schools with certified teachers who embrace the qualities of authentic Montessori education - mixed ages, the full complement of materials for each age group, and a child-led, individualized approach within a beautiful, peaceful environment.
Wildflower Schools CA is seeking innovative, equity-minded, entrepreneurial teachers who are looking to start and lead their own small-scale Montessori schools in the Bay Area. The vision and model for the school will be yours to shape within Wildflower’s nine principles. You will have access to financial support, direct guidance from Wildflower California’s support team, and will join a local community of fellow Montessori teacher innovators as you spend approximately 12-18 months exploring the possibility of opening your own school in our state.
While they share our Wildflower values and principles, each Wildflower school is unique, a reflection of the training, life experiences and educational vision of the small team of teachers who lead it. Because Wildflower schools blur the boundary between homeschooling and institutional schooling and between education and the rest of life, Wildflower teacher-leaders have extraordinary autonomy to extend the prepared environment in any direction to serve the needs of families, children and educators.
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