This position is for the 2023-2024 School Year.
Teachers at the Ginsburg Solomon Schechter Early Childhood Center work with 2, 3, 4 or 5-year-old children and create learning environments that support the social, emotional, cognitive and intellectual growth of young children through establishing trusting relationships with children, parents, and colleagues. At the ECC, teachers are supported and given opportunities for professional growth. Teachers uphold the ECC's vision and philosophy and participate in reflective practice.
Teachers are responsible for:
Creating a nurturing and stimulating environment using a Reggio approach to an Emergent Curriculum Preparation of a classroom environment that supports children's learning and growth Implement a relationship centered, social-constructivist approach in the classroom Providing a joyful and safe environment for young children Bringing a Constructivist mindset to teaching Building curriculum around play based learning Attention to aesthetic approach in creating the environment Creating explorations that guide the children's learning and support the school's mission to educate young Jewish children Documentation of children's learning Project work Communication with parents Maintaining a clean, well-organized, fully-supplied classroom Visible learning displays Attending faculty meetings and participate in professional development
School Mission Statement:
At Solomon Schechter, we ignite students' Jewish souls, educate them to their highest potential and empower them to use their knowledge, skills, and creativity to enrich the world.
INTRINSIC BENEFITS
Competitive pay: 38K-42K based on education and experience Opportunities and funding for ongoing professional development Work environment based on caring and respect Forward thinking and innovative in early childhood practices Medical and other benefits offered Culture of collaboration and reflective practice Paid planning time Supportive working environment
SSDS is a great place to work! Come join us!
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in early education or education from an accredited university, masters degree preferred Teaching certificate DCFS Lead Teacher qualifications Experience in Jewish Early Childhood Comfortable with Hebrew speaking preferred Salary Description Competitive 32K-39K based on education/experience