Early Childhood Director

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consortium of jewish day schoolsSeattle (WA)

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Job Description: The SHA Early Childhood (EC) Director is an inspirational leader who will be responsible for providing direction and leadership to SHA’s Early Childhood program. The EC Director position is full-time. The director reports to the Head of School and also works closely with the K-8 Principal and other lead administrators. Major areas of focus include: supervising the school’s EC teaching staff, implementing a mission-aligned curriculum, communicating with parents and leading a program that supports healthy child development.
Qualifications:
  • BA in Early Childhood Education or WA ECE State Certificate; MA preferredEC Teaching and Administrative Experience; Leadership experience preferred
  • Major Specific Responsibilities
  • Hire and Assign teacher positions
  • Supervise and Mentor EC teaching and administrative staff; lead staff meetings; lead / coordinate trainings and professional development
  • Create and maintain teacher schedules
  • Supervise the development and implementation of the EC curriculum with Teachers
  • Teach at least one hour per day
  • Meet regularly with EC teachers to assess classroom experiences, specific student concerns and offer ongoing professional guidance
  • Review and evaluate student anecdotal narrative reports
  • Maintain a high degree of communication with parents
  • Oversee all administrative tasks to ensure program is run responsibly and efficiently; procure and distribute supplies
Offer at least one evening for parents per year to demonstrate aspects of the curriculum. Collaborate with colleagues and maintain a safe, clean and orderly environment reflecting the learning goals of the school Engage in ongoing professional development Partner with the K-8 Principal to streamline a smooth transition into Kindergarten; work collaboratively on schoolwide events Maintain Licensure Other responsibilities as assigned by Head of School

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