Education Supervisor - Head Start Program - Charlotte, MI
Listed on 2026-09-05
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Education / Teaching
Education Administration -
Management
Education Administration
Education Supervisor
Under the direction and guidance of the Program Manager of Child Services, the Education Supervisor is responsible for supervision and oversight of the day-to-day operations of Head Start centers. The Education Supervisor communicates with families and community representatives; supervises, monitors and trains all center staff; monitors compliance in all aspects of Head Start Performance Standards, State of Michigan Standards of Quality, and Child Care Licensing Regulations.
The Education Supervisor will serve as the program administrator on the child care license of the center they are assigned to.
The Education Supervisor I supervises up to 6 classrooms, Education Supervisor II supervises more than 6 classrooms.
This position will work 44 weeks per year. The position is full time during all scheduled working periods.
Manage day-to-day operations of assigned center(s), ensuring smooth workflow and alignment with agency goals
Establish and maintain a positive, healthy, and safe work and learning environment
Ensure compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations, including Head Start Performance Standards and Michigan Child Care Licensing requirements
Monitor implementation of education services, school readiness goals, and the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF)
Participate in program planning, goal setting, and continuous quality improvement efforts
Represent the program positively within the community, coordinate efforts with community and Head Start classrooms (field trips, foster grandparent program, intern/practicum students, substitutes, volunteers)
Provide direct supervision to Teachers, Assistant Teachers, Classroom Assistants, Clerical Staff, Building Aides as assigned
Conduct interviews for the education department with the Program Manager of Child Services
Implement and support a structured 90-day onboarding plan for new classroom staff in collaboration with HR Generalist and PD Manager
Complete annual staff evaluations and 90-day staff evaluations within required timelines
Ensure staff compliance with internal policies and procedures. Work closely with the program manager, head start program director, HR generalist, and HR director to prepare and issue corrective action plans and separations of employment when appropriate.
Provide classroom observations, monitoring of curriculum implementation, and active supervision. Create support plans and follow up as needed
Participate in personal and professional development activities, including staff meetings, conferences, and training opportunities as identified and approved by the Program Manager to stay up to date on best practices.
Ensure effective and timely communication between staff and management
Maintain and monitor all required documentation, including staff files and licensing requirements, child records, training calendars and attendance, time sheets and sign-in sheets, in-kind documentation, inventory and supply records
Monitor facility conditions and submit work orders for repairs and maintenance
Ensure compliance with all health and safety regulations including monitoring active supervision practices and classroom safety, implementing and documenting emergency preparedness procedures and drills, documenting all incidents (child, staff, or facility-related) and reporting as required, and monitoring and addressing support plans related to health, safety, and active supervision
Build and maintain responsive, respectful relationships with children and families
Work closely with transportation department to ensure proper staffing of bus monitors, family communication, field trips, late pick-ups/drops offs, bus scheduling, classroom coverage when appropriate, food preparation and pick up as assigned.
Coordinate with health and nutrition department for child health care plans, follow up on nutrition monitoring support plans, health supply orders, child allergies, nutrition experiences, CACFP compliance, and communicable disease reporting and follow up.
Support and participate in family engagement activities (e.g., Family Fun Nights, Parent Committees)
Collaborate with PFCE and ERSEA staff to support…
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