Community Schools After School Group Leader

Posted 8 days ago

chapel hillcarrboro city schoolsChapel Hill (NC)

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About the role

After School Group LeaderThe After School Group Leader plans, teaches, and supervises children in all program activities and on field trips. Essential duties include working with a specific group of children as assigned by the Site Director, teaching and supervising children in all program activities and on field trips, planning and organizing a variety of enriching and age-appropriate program activities in accordance with North Carolina Child Care Licensing Requirements, providing an environment that insures the safety and well-being of all students, participating in weekly site staff meetings, following PBIS (Positive Intervention Behavior Support) guidelines for managing student behavior, and performing other duties as assigned by supervisors. Staff development requirements include completing six hours required staff orientation within the first two weeks of employment, completing additional three hours required staff orientation completed within the first six weeks of employment, completing OSAHA, Diabetes, Allergy and Managing Behavior I & II training modules within the first month of employment, completing Basic School-Age Care (BSAC) training within sixty days of employment, completing certification in CPR, SFA or Playground Safety as required, and completing the required number of staff development hours/CEU credits by the designated date. General requirements include performing related duties as assigned by supervisor, maintaining compliance with all company policies and procedures, and meeting physical requirements to safely and successfully perform the essential job functions consistent with the ADA, FMLA and other federal, state and local standards, including meeting qualitative and/or quantitative productivity standards.

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