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The Children's Preschool
Preschool Teacher
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The Children's Preschool is seeking a passionate, collaborative, and reflective Preschool Teacher who believes children are capable, curious learners and is committed to an emergent, play-based curriculum. The ideal candidate creates meaningful learning experiences based on children's interests, observations, and developmental needs while fostering strong relationships with families and colleagues. Responsibilities Plan and implement an emergent, child-centered curriculum using progressive early childhood education practices. Observe, document, and assess children's learning through ongoing anecdotal records, photographs, and work samples. Create engaging classroom environments that encourage exploration, creativity, inquiry, and problem-solving. Collaborate closely with co-teachers to plan curriculum, reflect on children's learning, and maintain a supportive classroom community. Build strong partnerships with families through open communication and active collaboration. Conduct home visits to establish meaningful relationships with families and gain insight into each child's home environment and experiences. Hold parent-teacher conferences twice each year to discuss children's growth, development, and learning goals. Prepare thoughtful narrative summaries that document each child's progress, strengths, and emerging skills. Support children's social-emotional development using respectful, responsive, and developmentally appropriate practices. Maintain a safe, inclusive, and welcoming classroom that values diversity and promotes a sense of belonging. Participate in faculty meetings, professional development, and school events. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field (or equivalent experience, as applicable). Experience working in preschool or early childhood settings. Knowledge of emergent curriculum, progressive education, and play-based learning. Strong observation, documentation, and reflective practice skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and develop positive partnerships with families. Commitment to equity, inclusion, and honoring the unique strengths of every child.