Head Start Teacher - Lansing, MI area

Capital Area Community Services

Lansing, MIOn-siteFull time
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Pay
$21 to $30
an hour
Location
Lansing, MI
Work style
On-site
Job type
Full time
Posted
Oct 14
5 days ago
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Capital Area Community Services

Non-profit organization management · 51 to 200 employees

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What you'll do

  • Conduct and manage child assessments, documentation and reporting of child outcomes
  • Complete home visits and parent-teacher conferences for each child
  • Provide leadership and training to other classroom staff
  • Assist with parent engagement efforts and family activities

What you need

  • Teacher I: Associate's Degree
  • Teacher II: Bachelor's Degree
  • Teacher III: Master's Degree
  • A minimum of one year of related experience in education or child development (preferred)

Key skills

child assessmentslesson planschild developmentactive supervisionCACFP guidelinesIEP'steam environment

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Perks

  • paid winter break
  • spring break
  • paid time off
  • sick time
  • full benefits

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CACS Head Start is now hiring a Teacher for the upcoming school year! This is a full time position, the rate of pay is $21.70 with an Associates, $22.69 with a Bachelors and $30.19 with a Masters. We offer paid winter break, spring break, generous paid time off, sick time, and full benefits.\r\n\r\nJob Summary\r\nProvide children with a rich learning environment and varied experiences based upon their developmental level to help them develop socially, intellectually, physically, and emotionally. Screen and assess children for development of appropriate programming and referrals. Communicate with parents regarding their child\'s progress and involve family members in the classroom program. Maintain compliance with requirements and standards, including required documentation. \r\n\r\nQualifications\r\nEducation:\r\nTeacher I (Associate\'s Degree)\r\nTeacher II (Bachelor\'s Degree)\r\nTeacher III (Master\'s Degree)\r\n\r\nExperience:\r\nA minimum of one year of related experience in education or child development is preferred \r\n\r\nPosition Duties/Responsibilities\r\nEstablish a classroom learning environment that provides a rich array of learning opportunities based upon the developmental levels of the children and is clean, safe, and attractive. Maintain an environment that is conducive to learning. Engage in active supervision at all times. Plan classroom activities that are culturally sensitive that involve and challenge children with disabilities and at all developmental levels.\r\nDevelop an ongoing weekly individualization plan for each child based on needs and strengths identified through screening, assessment, with input from specialists and parents.\r\nConduct and manage required child assessments, anecdotal notes, documentation and reporting of child outcomes, IEP\'s, developmental screenings, etc.\r\nSupervise all meal and snack service/activities following CACFP guidelines.\r\nDevelop and implement written weekly lesson plans and provide an organized program according to the identified curriculum.\r\nSubmit assessments, home visits, and paperwork for all departments on time.\r\nMaintain child records, lesson plans, and inventory of equipment and materials.\r\nAssure that parent and volunteer in-kind forms are completed and submitted in a timely manner.\r\nProvide leadership and training to other classroom staff.\r\nCommunicate regularly with supervisor regarding any changes in classroom activities, child\'s status, work schedule, supply and equipment needs, or any issues or concerns.\r\nComplete at least two home visits and two parent-teacher conferences per year, per child, to involve parents in understanding their child\'s developmental needs and progress, and to identify other child and family needs.\r\nCommunicate with the Family Advocate on a regular basis related to full classroom enrollment and consistent attendance.\r\nWork in a team environment with other teachers and support staff to achieve educational goals and to provide high quality comprehensive programming.\r\nAssist in planning, supporting, and executing parent and family events or trainings such as Family Activity Nights, FSC trainings, Family Fun Nights, etc. Assist with parent engagement efforts and activities and encourage family participation in the program.

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