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School-Year Associate Teacher

Saginaw ISD

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Compensation
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Location
Saginaw, MI
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
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Job overview

The School-Year Associate Teacher works with a Teacher to prepare, plan, and carry out daily Head Start classroom operations. The role supports family relationships and parent involvement, implements program standards, and may assume the Teacher role during planning periods or absences. Assignments may shift among classrooms or centers according to program needs.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Classroom AssistanceChild DevelopmentDevelopmentally Appropriate PracticesChild AssessmentFamily Engagement

Qualifications

Child Development Associate CredentialAssociate's DegreeBasic First Aid CertificationCPR Certification

Full job description

School-Year Associate Teacher Employer: Saginaw Intermediate School District Location: Saginaw County, Michigan Assignment Location: Saginaw; specific center not identified. Assignment may change among classrooms or centers based on program needs. Available Positions: At least 1 advertised; specific site and total vacancies not stated Employment Type: Full-Time, School Year Department: Early Childhood Immediate Supervisor: Teacher Compensation: Per ECEA Collective Bargaining Agreement, based on credentials General Summary This position works as part of a teaching team to assist the Teacher in the preparation, planning, and execution of the daily operations of the Head Start classroom. Responsibilities include building relationships with families, taking on the Teacher role during teacher planning and occasional or extended absences, and implementing the Head Start Performance Standards. The Associate Teacher works with families to promote parent involvement and with the Teacher to achieve program goals. Additional duties may be assigned based on program needs and areas of expertise. The position may be reassigned to various classrooms or centers as necessary for program operations. Duties and Responsibilities Attend required training and workshops, including online training and cluster meetings required by Head Start and Michigan State Licensing. Maintain the Child Development Associate Credential and work toward obtaining an Associate's degree. Remain current on Head Start Performance Standards, childcare licensing regulations, developmentally appropriate practices, and other applicable requirements. Maintain professional credentials, Basic First Aid and CPR certification, and required licensing training. Follow universal precautions and practices for preventing occupational disease, injury, and contamination. Assist in all aspects of the classroom and other program service areas. Participate in recruitment activities and transportation services. Assume the role of Teacher when required, implementing all aspects of the program. Assist with delivering services under Head Start Performance Standards and Saginaw ISD Head Start Operational Procedures. Help establish a safe, healthy, stimulating, developmentally appropriate learning environment for children from birth to five years old with all abilities. Use the Daily Health and Safety Checklist to maintain environments free from hazards and clutter and allow visibility of children. Foster self-esteem, self-direction, self-control, school readiness, and social and emotional development through positive guidance and developmentally appropriate practices. Assist with curriculum implementation and comply with Michigan licensing requirements and Head Start Program Performance Standards. Assist in screening, observing, and assessing children's development, analyzing data, and planning services or referrals for individual needs. Supervise and participate in family-style meals to model nutrition, social skills, and language development. Help arrange parent volunteers and collect monthly in-kind records. Assist with kitchen duties, including warming and serving food, taking food temperatures, and cleaning equipment. Assist with bus duties, including riding the bus, completing paperwork, and securing children in seats. Cover other classrooms as needed to me

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