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As of Sep 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for music programming internship in Seattle, WA is $28.93, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $23.51 and $32.84 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a music programming internship?

A Music Programming Internship is a temporary position, often for students or recent graduates, where individuals gain hands-on experience in curating, organizing, and scheduling music for radio stations, streaming platforms, or music venues. Interns often assist with playlist creation, researching music trends, and supporting the programming team with administrative and creative tasks. This role provides valuable exposure to the music industry, helping interns build skills in music selection, data analysis, and understanding audience preferences. It can also be a stepping stone to careers in radio, streaming services, or music supervision.

What types of projects or tasks can I expect to work on during a music programming internship?

As a Music Programming Intern, you'll typically assist with curating playlists, researching music trends, and analyzing listener data to help shape programming decisions. You may also help manage digital music libraries, support the scheduling of music for broadcasts or streaming platforms, and collaborate with DJs, producers, or editorial teams. This role often provides hands-on experience with industry-standard software and tools, offering valuable exposure to the operational side of music media. Expect to work both independently and in collaboration with creative teams, gaining insights into how music selections impact audience engagement.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a music programming intern, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Music Programming Intern, you need a foundational understanding of music theory, strong research skills, and a passion for diverse music genres, often supported by coursework or experience in music or media. Familiarity with digital audio workstations (DAWs), playlist curation platforms, and spreadsheet software is typically expected. Creativity, attention to detail, and effective communication help interns contribute fresh ideas and collaborate on programming decisions. These skills and qualities are crucial for curating compelling music experiences and supporting the goals of music programming teams.

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Elementary Program Director

Bellevue, WA • On-site

Bellevue Montessori School
Education Programs Administration • 11 - 50 employees

$80 - $100/hr

Other

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 26 days ago


Job description

*Must have lower and upper Elementary Montessori Training certificate & WA teaching license in order to qualify.

Job Summary

The Elementary Program Director provides strategic, instructional, and operational leadership for the Elementary program. As a senior member of the school’s Leadership Team, this role is responsible for ensuring program excellence, Montessori fidelity, curriculum alignment, staff development, regulatory compliance, and strong family engagement. The Elementary Program Director oversees all aspects of the Elementary program, including academics, staffing, scheduling, enrollment support, community building, and long-range planning, while collaborating closely with school leadership to advance the mission and vision of BMS.

Reports to: School Director

Collaborates with: Other Program Directors, Marketing & Events Coordinator, Facilities, Front Desks, Enrollment, and HR

Shift: Mondays to Fridays 7:30AM to 4:00PM (remote work 1 to 2x a week)

Start: July 20th (training before school 2026-2027 begins) or earlier if it is the right candidate

Pay: Starting $75,000 to $85,000 (depending on experience with an opportunity to increase the wage after 3 months of probationary period)

Core Responsibilities & DutiesLeadership & Administration
  • Serve as a member of BMS’s Leadership Team, representing the Elementary program at weekly Leadership Team and Administrative meetings.

  • Schedule, chair, and facilitate Lead Teacher Elementary Level Meetings, guiding planning, discussion, decision-making, and implementation.

  • Collaborate with Program Directors and Coordinators to support campus-wide community-building initiatives.

  • Communicate Elementary program needs, priorities, and facility requirements to the Director and Facilities Coordinator.

Curriculum & Academic Oversight
  • Lead the review, documentation, and implementation of the Elementary curriculum scope and sequence, ensuring vertical and horizontal alignment.

  • Facilitate annual reflection on program outcomes, events, and activities, and lead forward planning for the upcoming academic year.

  • Collaborate with the Head Teaching Team to review, revise, and edit Elementary progress reports prior to distribution to families.

  • Partner with the Primary Coordinator to support Primary-to-Elementary alignment and outreach opportunities.

Staff Leadership & Professional Development
  • Organize and oversee a peer observation and feedback program for Elementary teaching staff including Specialists, Interns.

  • Implement orientation for new Elementary Assistant employees and coordinate ongoing Montessori professional development.

  • Meet bi-monthly with Program Coordinator, Elementary support and AC staff to provide guidance and support.

  • Create and maintain staff schedules, including support staff, AC staff, and specialist coverage.

Program Operations & Scheduling
  • Create and oversee the master schedule for the Elementary program, including classroom schedules, specialist services (Drama, Music, Science, Spanish), Boys & Girls Club PE, and after-school programming.

  • Coordinate and manage the Elementary after-school program (Activity Club) including Lead AC.

  • Plan, develop, and oversee the Elementary summer camp program.

  • Sub when required if Lead is out of the classroom

Family Engagement, Enrollment & Community Events
  • Schedule and oversee new student visits and manage new parent communications.

  • Support Elementary enrollment by responding to family inquiries and ensuring prospective families progress through the admissions process.

  • Coordinate current and move-up parent classroom observations, including parent preparation meetings and distribution of expectation handouts.

  • Plan, organize, and supervise Elementary community events, including parent potlucks, breakfasts, plays, field trips, and Upper Elementary overnight experiences.

  • Collaborate with the Marketing and Events Coordinator to share weekly Elementary program updates and photos.

Compliance, Accreditation & Resource Management
  • Coordinate documentation and administrative requirements for NWAIS and AMS accreditation for the Elementary program.

  • Ensure the Elementary program complies with Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) licensing requirements.

  • Update and maintain the Elementary Administrative Handbook in collaboration with the Leadership Team.

  • Place orders for Montessori materials and other classroom or program supplies.

  • Coordinate Elementary field trips, including ticketing and charter transportation.

Requirements:

  • Deep understanding, commitment, and passion for authentic Montessori pedagogy and scope and sequence.

  • Personal and professional integrity as well as compassion for others

  • Montessori Lower & Upper Elementary AMI or AMS diploma REQUIRED

  • Bachelor of Arts or Science required; public school certification or M.Ed. desired

  • Five years Lead teaching experience in Montessori Elementary classroom

  • Experience with creating, organizing, and implementing parent education that builds an understanding of the child’s work in a Montessori Environment and how that can be supported in the home.

  • Experience mentoring and working cooperatively with Montessori staff that inspires professional and personal growth for staff members.

  • Establishes and maintains positive and respectful working relationships

  • Flexibility, organizational skills, and a strong work ethic and commitment to the whole school’s success

  • Proven leadership

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Benefits:

  • Competitive Pay starting at $75,000 - $85,000 annually (with 3 month probationary period with an opportunity to increase the wage)

  • Vacation Days

  • Sick Leave

  • Simple IRA matching up to 3%

  • Professional Development Opportunities

  • AMS Membership

  • Assigned Parking Spot

  • Medical/Dental/Life Insurance

  • Staff Appreciation Events

  • Reimbursement for DCYF required licensing (CPR/FA, BBP, Food Permit, etc.)

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