BJ JORDAN CHILD CARE PROGRAMS INC•Sacramento, California, United StatesInvite-only right now: save jobs, track applications, build tailored resumes
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9/22/2026
Employment
Full time
Range
$24 - $27/hr
Work style
On-site
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Core responsibilities
Collaborate with the Center Supervisor or Master Teacher to plan and implement instruction and supervision for children ages 2-3. Manage instructional assistants or volunteers and occasionally serve as the acting Center Supervisor when necessary.
Requirements overview
Requires 12 core units of early childhood education and a current Associate Teacher permit issued by California Teacher Credentialing. Candidates must have at least 12 months of experience in an ECE setting and possess current CPR and Pediatric First Aid certifications.
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Industry
Education Administration Programs
Employees
15
Type
Nonprofit
Size
51-200 employees
B. J. Jordan Child Care Programs, Inc. dba Beanstalk is a private non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation. The agency was originally founded in 1973 as a pilot project under the Foundation of California State University, Sacramento. At that time the name of the agency was Community Child Care Programs, Inc., which became incorporated in 1977. The original purpose of the agency was to provide child care and nutrition programs, in centers and 'satellite' homes, for families who had limited financial resources. In 1996, as a tribute to the founder and respected advocate for children and families, Betty Jane (B.J.) Jordan, the Board of Directors voted to change the corporate name to B. J. Jordan Child Care Programs, Inc. As the focus of the agency changed to reflect community needs, our purpose expanded to include providing high quality child care and development and nutrition programs for all families. Tuition assistance and free programs along with the Child Care Food Program are provided under the B. J. Jordan Child Care Programs, Inc. corporate name. In 2001, continued growth in programs lead to a "doing business as" name that portrayed the "magic" that is now known as Beanstalk. The Name Beanstalk represents B. J. Jordan Child Care Programs, Inc. vision of Helping Families Grow Healthy Children.
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