Preschool Teacher Job Dayton area,Ohio USA,Education / Teaching

Preschool Teacher

Trotwood-Madison City Schools Early Learning Center - Dayton, Ohio Open in Google Maps

Job Details

Job

Final date to receive applications:
Jul 24, 2026 11:59 PM (UTC)

Posted:
Jul 11, 2026 2:07 AM (UTC)

Job Description

Salary

Schedule:

Schedule K Work Calendar: 186 Days Daily

Work Hours:

7 hours

Status:
Full-Time, Bargaining, Certified, STRS

FLSA Status:
Exempt Supervisor:
Principal

Job Objective

Plan educational programs that will be responsive to each and every student and prepare them for future success. Provide academic and non-academic supports to ensure opportunity and access to each and every student.

Minimum Qualifications

Valid Ohio Teacher's License appropriate for the assignment.
Documentation of a clear criminal record.

Responsibilities and Essential Functions of the Position

Prepares the assigned classroom. Requests essential supplies and equipment. Promotes the proper use and care of school property.

Teaches scheduled classes. Documents teaching performance objectives. Creates effective learning experiences.

Ensures that lesson plans align with the district's adopted courses of study and state standards/guidelines.

Submits written lesson plans according to building and/or district procedures.

Upholds board policies, follows administrative procedures, and complies with the Employee Code of Conduct. Upholds computer technology acceptable use policies.

Promotes a favorable image of the school district.

Implements effective pupil behavioral management procedures, including positive behavior intervention supports (PBIS). Maintains high standards and upholds the student conduct code. Utilizes Public School Works to track discipline and rewards.

Complies with state model policies and procedures for the education of students identified as having a disability. Works to ensure that services are provided in the least restrictive educational environment.

Facilitates the transition process for students entering or leaving the program.

Identifies problems that may impede learning. Helps identify families that may need intervention services.

Collaborates with other staff to implement behavior interventions. Exercises caution when physical restraint is required.

Helps prepare and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for classroom students meeting eligibility requirements.

Develops and maintains a positive learning environment. Stimulates student interest. Helps parents and students understand academic and behavioral objectives.

Evaluates the needs of students based on all available information. Plans student interventions. Varies instructional techniques to address individual learning styles. Differentiates instruction.

Communicates high expectations and shows an active interest in student progress.

Counsels students. Helps students develop critical‑thinking, problem‑solving, and creativity skills.

Collaborates with other teachers. Shares knowledge and resources that enhance the educational process.

Incorporates the effective use of available technology in records management and instructional activities.

Helps students take full advantage of the learning environment. Serves as a resource to general education teachers. Collaborates with general education teachers to co‑teach as directed.

Creates and implements student's IEP based on least restrictive environment and data. Provides accommodations and modifications as prescribed in the IEP.

Maintains accurate records, including but not limited to student attendance, behavior and grades, and submits reports on time.

Respects personal privacy. Maintains the confidentiality of privileged information.

Evaluates students and assigns grades. Records student grades as required by building/district guidelines, and prepares and submits progress reports and/or grade cards according to building/district protocols.

Collaborates with parents on an ongoing basis.

Effectively uses support personnel to address student concerns.

Uses data to make informed decisions regarding instruction.

Reports evidence of suspected child abuse as required by law.

Watches for student behavior that may indicate a problem (e.g., bullying, teasing, distress, etc.). Intervenes and/or reports…