NC Pre-K Lead Teacher
Child Development Schools · Gastonia, NC · 6 days ago
EducationFull-time
About Us
At Child Development Schools and local affiliate companies, we're part of a tight-knit community committed to empowering children and families across 11 states. We provide top-notch developmental education for ages six weeks to twelve years. Our mission is to tackle the challenges facing families and educators while fostering a culture of innovation, integrity, and collaboration. With over 30,000 children under our care, we're dedicated to creating an environment where every child can thrive, supported by compassionate educators.
Benefits
- 50% off tuition for your children
- Exclusive access to PerkSpot for savings on major brands and services
- Up to $5,250 in tuition reimbursement and tailored professional development opportunities
- Coaching, mentoring, and ongoing development initiatives
- 9 Company Paid Holidays and 8 days of PTO for full-time employees
- Comprehensive health benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, Life Insurance, and Short- & Long-Term Disability
Pay
Current pay rates for this position vary based on years of experience, the county in which you are employed, and your educational qualifications.
Responsibilities
- Oversee classroom activities, adhering to standards set by the NC Division of Child Development and Early Education
- Align with the objectives of the current NC Pre-K Curriculum
- Create a nurturing and positive environment for children and their families
- Foster strong bonds and support comprehensive development
- Design and execute learning experiences encompassing physical health, social-emotional growth, cognitive skills, and creative expression
- Conduct regular assessments to monitor children's progress towards School Readiness Goals
- Tailor the curriculum to meet the individual needs of each child, including those with disabilities
- Uphold health and safety protocols, ensuring a secure and clean environment
- Adhere to strict procedures for hygiene, food handling, illness management, and child supervision