Job Description
Job Description
Summary
About New Hope for Families
New Hope for Families provides shelter and early learning programs that keep families together and lift children into a promising future.
The New Hope Early Learning Center enrolls up to 54 children across our 4 classrooms. We provide child-centered care, focus on Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP), and use an innovative continuity of care model that creates secure, thriving relationships between our teachers and children. In addition, we pursue the highest standards of excellence, attaining level 4 Paths to Quality and national accreditation. Best of all, we reserve half of our enrollment spots in each classroom for families who need it most families who have experienced homelessness. We can’t provide top quality childcare without an outstanding staff, and we are looking for someone with the right skills and experience to join our team
About the Job
Assistant Teachers join a team of 2 Co-Lead teachers and one other assistant. The assistant’s role is to support the lead teachers’ curriculum and activities, build meaningful relationships with children, help maintain the classroom space, and build their skills and knowledge in early childhood education and development.
About Jump Start
Jump Start is our teacher training program in which our assistant teachers work 25 hours per week in the classroom and have 15 hours per week protected, paid study time each week. New Hope for Families, along with the TEACH scholarship, will pay the full cost of enrolling in early childhood education courses at Ivy Tech. This is a 3 year Associate's degree track. Participants graduate Ivy Tech with transfer rights to any university in Indiana. Participation in Jump Start is a requirement of the assistant teacher role.
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Full Time Permanent (25 hours per week classroom, 15 hours coursework)
Health Insurance
Vision and Dental Insurance
Accrue PTO and Holiday Pay
Simple IRA
Telehealth
About Us
New Hope for Families provides shelter and early learning programs that keep families together and lift children into a promising future. Our Early Learning Center has four classrooms, Infants, Ones, Twos and a PreK. We can enroll up to forty-eight children and half of our enrollment is reserved for children who have experienced homelessness. The New Hope ELC is a Paths To Quality Level 3 school, and is pursuing Level 4and national accreditation.
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