Summit Early Learning Center delivers early childhood education in a way that respects each child as an individual, fosters each child's strengths, and delivers positive learning experiences to enrich a child's life.
The teacher assistant - paraprofessional certification is a must - will work in a Preschool For All classroom, that is designed to help children that may be at risk of academic failure without an intervention program. Under the supervision of the Director and in cooperation with the Early Childhood (EC) Teacher, plans and implements weekly lessons and activities for a classroom of up to twenty (20) children. Classroom activities are designed to promote physical, intellectual, and social/emotional development. Early Childhood Teacher Assistants ensure proper supervision of the children at all times.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Planning and preparing curriculum activities to enhance weekly themes and lesson plans. Observing and documenting anecdotal records of children's progress.
- Completing portfolios and assessments for each child.
- Planning and implementing activities that promote the social, physical, and intellectual growth of children.
- Maintaining classroom records, cleanliness, and orderliness.
- Attending and participating in all staff meetings, center events, and family activities.
Paraprofessional certification is a state requirement for this position. MUST have minimum of 60 college credit hours to qualify or have obtained certification through completing the paraprofessional test.
Bilingual abilities a plus.
This position is part time - seven (7) hours per day during the school year. Although there are no benefits, there are some perks including five (5) paid holidays, earned sick time, professional development, and a bonus for contract completion.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please send your resume to Linda Breen, Summit Early Learning Center Director, at lbreen@summitelgin.org.