Preschool Teacher Leave Replacement

Preschool Teacher Leave Replacement The Preschool Certificated Teacher works with preschool children who have enrolled in FACE, Puyallup Tribal Preschool or ECEAP. The teacher provides strong learning where preschool children can develop and thrive. The teacher provides a model for parents on teaching, motivating, discipling and communicating with young children. The development of early literacy and strong relationship building is a focus for all Puyallup Tribal Preschool/ECEAP staff. The Preschool Certificated Teacher implements required preschool curriculums in the early childhood classroom. The teacher maintains up-to-date files on each student. Prepares accurate reports, written plans and documents. The teacher collaborates with our Instructional Services, staff & Administrators on behalf of student achievement. Integrates Native American culture into the center-based education program where appropriate. Knowledgeable and shares information with families about community resources and further academic opportunities. The classroom is organized and accessible for learning. Ensures that program materials, equipment and environment are kept clean, secure and free from clutter and vandalism. Provides a learning environment that is full of literacy learning opportunities and reflects the language and culture of the families. Provides a daily routine that is consistent and includes all the required elements of a Preschool classroom. Meets weekly with the ECE team to plan and evaluate program services. Helps plan and facilitate the monthly Parent Group Meetings. Reports to the ECE Coordinator on all matters of importance related to the PTP program. Willing to attend professional development opportunities to increase job skills. Meets other requirements as faculty member of the school. Effectively uses word-processing, electronic email, Internet, and digital cameras for the center-based classroom. Establishes rapport with families and empowers parents by building on their strengths. Works well as a team member to develop the full potential of all participants and is self-motivated. Able to relate well to both children and adults of diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. Treats each child, parent and co-worker with dignity and respect. Highly organized and adaptable to the families' goals and needs. Demonstrates positive student discipline routines & practices that promote student learning. Performs other duties as assigned. This list is intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed and is not an exhaustive list of all duties. Chief Leschi Schools reserves the right to assign or modify duties consistent with operational needs. Workplace accommodations may be provided in accordance with CLS Tribal policy to enable qualified individuals to perform essential functions.