[25-26] Charlotte, NC Pre-K Teacher In Residence

Job Title
[25-26] Charlotte, NC Pre-K Teacher In Residence
Job ID
27751374
Location
Charlotte, NC, 28208 
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Description
General Summary

At Movement Pre-K, our teacher in residence works alongside a lead teacher to provide developmentally appropriate play-based learning that promotes students’ academic, and social-emotional skills in a joyful and equitable environment. Teacher in residence helps to create and maintain a sense of belonging and care for students and their families within their classroom community, and in alignment with the Teacher in Residence is responsible for the well-being, safety, and academic and social emotional development of their students with the intention of developing a love of learning in all scholars.  High quality instruction paired with relationship building, emotional support, and strong classroom organization skills are essential to this role. All Pre-K teacher in Residence positions report to the Pre-K Site Director at their designated campus. 

All Pre-K Teachers in Residence are paired with a Lead Teacher. Our co-teaching structure allows for purposeful collaboration, high teacher responsiveness, and differentiated instruction.

Each Friday at Movement Pre-K is a half-day for students, allowing teachers time for weekly professional development and prep related to content/instructional knowledge, classroom management, and data analysis.

 
Instructional Responsiveness & Content Knowledge
 
    • Work collaboratively with the lead teacher to  plan, internalize and teach provided curriculum(s) and designated blocks with fidelity. 
    • Create and implement Social emotional lessons using the AL’s Pals curriculum
    • Plan and implement literacy, math and science activities Including alignment to NC Foundations for Early Learning and Development, high engagement, and differentiated instruction based on student performance data.
    • Implement Creative Curriculum Preschool guided edition
    • Plan and present Creative Curriculum Math small group lessons
    • Plan and present small group guided reading instruction
    • Track and analyze data. Create and facilitate intervention lessons based on data
    • Facilitate student assessments with fidelity.
    • Track, analyze, and monitor student data, and effectively use this data to support instruction and intervention.
Collaboration, Culture, and Mindset
 
    • Collaborate with the lead teacher in delivering high quality instruction, implement weekly feedback conversations, divide tasks, and hold each other accountable to responsibilities.  
    • Develop and maintain clear and effective communication with the lead teacher, colleagues, and school staff.
    • Actively participate in coaching sessions, staff meetings, professional development sessions, and team meetings, and demonstrate a growth mindset and willingness to receive and give feedback.
    • Create a responsive and inclusive environment for parents and families with clear lines of communication, including effectively communicating student performance, data, observations and logistical information.

Care of Students & Classroom Culture
 
    • Support in building a classroom culture that empowers students, affirms their identities, and creates a sense of belonging for all students.
    • Implement classroom management and emotional support strategies in alignment with school-wide policies.
    • Support character development, social emotional skills, and positive classroom culture.
    • Develop authentic relationships with students and families.
    • Support in the creation and maintenance of a positive, structured learning environment that invites and excites students as they embrace learning by creating and maintaining predictable classroom routines, and consistent expectations. 
    • Demonstrate a care of the physical classroom environment through organization systems and tidiness. 
    • Shares responsibility during the school day for the supervision of students in all areas of the school.
Other Information & Requirements
 
    • While students receive instruction from 7:15 am to 3:30pm, Movement PreK teachers are on duty in school Monday Wednesday Friday from 7:15am to 4 pm. Tuesday Thursdays 7:14-4:30. 
    • Perform morning, lunch, coverage support, and afternoon duties as assigned, and in compliance with state regulations.
    • Pass a criminal background check including a fingerprint check, as required by law.
  • Pass a health screening with required TB test, as required by state regulations.
  • ​​​​​​​Additional responsibilities may arise during the school year. This could include but not limited to: attending school/program events, open houses, family-teacher conferences, home visits, and other events involving families and students as needed. We will communicate them to all employees with as much notice and flexibility as possible.
  • Perform logistical duties, as required, relating to student reports and records, attendance reports, and meal reports, etc. and all other duties assigned by the Site Director.
Education and Qualifications
 
  • NC Early Childhood Certification/Credential 
  • AAS Degree in Early Childhood Education or related field (Preferred)
  • Commitment to working with students from diverse communities
  • At least one+ years of teaching experience in early childhood education (PreK-3rd grade)/licensed child care facility. 
  • Punctual and reliable, takes initiative, organized, able to effectively communicate and collaborate with others.​​​​​​
  • Familiarity with ECERS, and G suite/outlook. Comfortable with technology. ​​​​​​​Must be able to lift 35lbs.

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