Careers

Family Educators teach parenting techniques and pre-literacy skills to parents through home visits (in-person, and virtual), as well as through groups, family events, and resource referrals.⁠

The Family Educator conducts outreach activities, intake and assessment procedures, and utilizes home-visits to establish and maintain trusting relationships with families. The Family Educator also refers families to the appropriate service providers in the community to address the school readiness needs of children from prenatal to age eight!

To learn more or apply, please submit your resume and cover letter here.

The Assistant Teacher is responsible for supporting the Lead Teacher in center-based programming, including in classroom-based educational experiences, and providing developmentally appropriate opportunities for diverse children and families.

The Assistant Teacher collaborates closely with the Lead Teacher to assist in lesson planning, curriculum implementation, classroom management, and family communication. This position also assists with family events, promotes the parent as the child’s first teacher and reinforces parent-child activities in the home that lead to school readiness.

To learn more or apply, please submit your resume and cover letter here!

We are currently seeking English and Spanish speaking Literacy Tutors on an Independent Contractor basis; candidates who want to help our at-risk K-3rd graders in a VIRTUAL setting to achieve higher reading levels for through evidence-based literacy interventions.

This contract position is on a part -time, annual school year basis. The Literacy Tutor will work with the child and a Family Educator to support the holistic needs of the child and the family.

To learn more or apply, please submit your resume and cover letter here!

The Lead Preschool Teacher is responsible for implementing a research-based curriculum and early childhood best-practice which scaffolds children in their language and early literacy growth and overall development. This position also leads family events, promotes the parent as the child’s first teacher and reinforces parent-child activities in the home that lead to school readiness.

To apply or learn more, click here!

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