Early Learning Program Director, LL

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nurtury early educationEast Boston (MA)

Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare Child Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$85,000 per year

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About the role

Nurtury is seeking a dynamic Program Director to lead Nurtury's central Early Learning Center, overseeing one of the agency's largest and most complex programs with 10+ classrooms and a licensed capacity of 132 children. What You?ll Do: Lead, mentor, and develop teaching staff Maintain compliance, quality standards, and smooth operations Support curriculum planning and program improvement Oversee enrollment, schedules, budgets, and center needs Build strong, respectful Relationships With Families And The Community Full Job Description available upon request You: Are EEC Director II certified (required)Hold a Bachelor's Degree, preferably in EEC or related field Are experienced with 3?5+ years in early childhood program leadership Are strong in leadership, communication, coaching, operations, and team building Knowledgeable about EEC licensing, accreditation standards, and best practices

Perks and Benefits

Salary: $85,000? $95,000 $5000sign-on bonus Full Time, Monday? Friday schedule Medical and Dental Insurance available on your date of hire? Nurtury covers 80% of the cost Voluntary Vision Insurance Free Minimum $50,000 Life Insurance, plus Long Term Disability Insurance Flexible Spending Accounts 50%Discount on Child Care Fees 403(b) Retirement Plan and Roth IRA Options Free Employee Assistance Program Generous Paid Time Off

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