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Assists the Lead Teacher in all facets of center activities when full-time staff are unable to report to work, carrying out lesson plans, incorporating component plans, and leading large and small groups of children.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Assist the Lead Teacher in all areas of the classroom to maintain a safe, and cheerful environment.

Develop and maintain a positive relationship with the children, their families, staff, and volunteers.

May attend staff meetings, as requested.

Will manage small groups of children; will evaluate activities regarding appropriateness and effectiveness and interest of the children.

Assist in preparation of materials as needed to carry out the weekly lesson plans.

Will eat and interact with children at meal times, serving as an appropriate model to the children.

May attend parent committee meetings as requested (may include evening and weekend meetings).

Will safeguard privacy of records and confidential information.

Assist the Lead Teacher in making smooth transitions for children.

May assist in recruiting and enrolling eligible children and collecting all needed records.

Assists with janitorial duties (e.g., cleaning bathrooms, sweeping, mopping or vacuuming floors, cleaning toys, equipment, washing windows, emptying trash, light maintenance, and yard work).

Regularly communicates with staff to determine janitorial priorities.

Assist in keeping the building and playground area in safe condition and good repair at all times, and observe all fire and sanitation code requirements.

Perform other duties as assigned.

NECESSARY SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

Knowledge of applicable state and federal laws and requirements.

Ability to work effectively with executives, managers, supervisors, employees, and employee representatives.

Knowledge of program rules and requirements.

Ability to maintain accurate, complete, and confidential records.

Familiarity with word processing, spreadsheets, and database software.

Proficiency in computerized record keeping and reporting.

Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing.

Project management and conflict resolution skills.

Familiarity with Alaska Native cultures, particularly Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian.

Must be at least 18 years of age.

High school diploma or equivalent, some experience working with young children in a group setting, and possess a current 1st Aid/CPR certificate.