Summit Micro School - JK–Grade 1 Teacher: Reggio Emilia-Inspired Classroom
Offre en anglaisThe educator will lead a JK-Grade 1 classroom using a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach to facilitate inquiry-based and integrated learning. Key duties include providing personalized academic support for neurodivergent students and maintaining authentic communication with families through documentation.
- Sur place
- Toronto, ON
- Publié 18 juill. 2026
- Postuler avant le 17 août 2026
- 1 poste
Résumé du poste
0 Now accepting applications for the 2026/2027 school year! Skip to Content Home Welcome to Summit Micro School Our Team Guiding Principles FAQs Neurodiversity Field Learning Is Summit the Right Fit? Tuition and Fees Admission Process Inquiry Form Open House Events Primary Program (JK to Grade 1) Junior Program (Grades 2 - 5) Intermediate Program (Grades 6 - 8) Contact Blog Home Welcome to Summit Micro School Our Team Guiding Principles FAQs Neurodiversity Field Learning Is Summit the Right Fit? Tuition and Fees Admission Process Inquiry Form Open House Events Primary Program (JK to Grade 1) Junior Program (Grades 2 - 5) Intermediate Program (Grades 6 - 8) Contact Blog Home Folder: About Us Folder: Our Difference Folder: Admissions Folder: Programs Contact Blog Back Welcome to Summit Micro School Our Team Guiding Principles FAQs Back Neurodiversity Field Learning Back Is Summit the Right Fit? Tuition and Fees Admission Process Inquiry Form Back Open House Events Primary Program (JK to Grade 1) Junior Program (Grades 2 - 5) Intermediate Program (Grades 6 - 8) JK–Grade 1 Teacher: Reggio Emilia-Inspired Classroom Status: Full-time | Start Date: August 2026 Summit Micro School is seeking a compassionate and reflective educator to lead our JK–Grade 1 class, where learning begins with curiosity, relationships, and respect. Our early years program is inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy and rooted in inquiry, play, and collaborative exploration. This role offers the opportunity to nurture foundational academic development while honouring different ways of thinking, communicating, and growing. Many students in this class will be neurodivergent; we are looking for an educator who embraces a strength-based, autonomy-supportive approach that affirms the dignity and potential of every learner. What You Bring A view of neurodivergent students as whole, capable individuals, deserving of high expectations and authentic respect A teaching practice grounded in equity, informed by diverse perspectives, identities, and lived experiences The ability to design inclusive experiences that honour a wide range of learning styles and expressions A deep commitment to emotional safety, co-regulation, and trust as essential foundations for the healthy development of the whole child Skill in documentation as a tool for reflection, communication, and connection with families A collaborative spirit and a willingness to partner closely with colleagues, parents, and students Curiosity, creativity, and a readiness to adapt — seeing challenges as a path to innovation and growth Key Responsibilities Create a nurturing classroom that supports exploration, autonomy, and connection Design and facilitate inquiry-based, integrated learning experiences responsive to student interests and developmental needs Provide personalized academic support in early literacy, numeracy, and executive functioning with sensitivity to individual learning profiles Engage in meaningful documentation and maintain open, authentic communication with families Actively contribute to a supportive, innovative professional community Qualifications Formal teacher training or teaching credentials from any country or jurisdiction. (Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) certification is not required.) Minimum of two years of teaching experience in a classroom or equivalent educational setting Familiarity with the Reggio Emilia philosophy and a strong commitment to ongoing professional learning in emergent, inquiry-based, and child-led approaches Commitment to anti-oppressive, inclusive, and neurodiversity-affirming practices Reflective, collaborative, and willing to learn and grow alongside your students Why Join Summit? At Summit Micro School, teachers have the freedom to teach with intention, compassion, and creativity. You’ll be part of a community where difference is valued, innovation is encouraged, and deep relationships form the foundation for real learning. Together, we are building a school where every child — and every educator — is supported to thrive. We are committed to equity and inclusion in our hiring. Diverse perspectives and lived experiences make our community stronger — we encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. How To Apply Please email the following to careers@summitmicroschool.ca: A cover letter describing your approach to inclusive, child-centred teaching Your resume Portfolio, sample unit, or teaching artifact (Optional, but recommended) This is a fixed-term, 10-month contract paid bi-weekly at $25.57 per hour. Applications will be reviewed as they are received. We will only be contacting those invited to interview. We are committed to equity and inclusion in our hiring. Diverse perspectives and lived experiences make our community stronger — we encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. 291A Jane Street, Toronto, ON M6S 3Z3 info@summitmicroschool.ca 416 -645-7440 Contact Us Careers FAQ Site Map Privacy Summit Micro School © 2025
Ce que vous ferez
The educator will lead a JK-Grade 1 classroom using a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach to facilitate inquiry-based and integrated learning. Key duties include providing personalized academic support for neurodivergent students and maintaining authentic communication with families through documentation.
Exigences
Candidates must have formal teacher training or credentials and a minimum of two years of classroom teaching experience. A strong commitment to anti-oppressive, inclusive, and neurodiversity-affirming practices is essential.
Autres compétences pertinentes
Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.
- Reggio Emilia Philosophy
- Inquiry-Based Learning
- Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice
- Classroom Management
- Early Literacy
- Early Numeracy
- Executive Functioning Support
- Educational Documentation
- Inclusive Teaching
- Co-regulation
- Child-Led Learning
- Collaborative Exploration
Domaines d’emploi
- Education
Renseignements supplémentaires
- Formation minimale
- Diplôme professionnel
- Expérience minimale
- 2+ ans
- Postuler avant le
- 17 août 2026
- Langue de l’offre
- anglais
- Heures de travail
- 40 heures par semaine
- Niveau d’expérience
- Entry level