Classroom Development Director - Waconia

NEW CREATIONS CHILD CARE & LEARNING CENTER LLC•Waconia, MN

2d•$45,000 - $47,000•Onsite

About The Position

New Creations Childcare & Learning Centers is seeking passionate Childcare professionals to join their organization. This position builds and maintains quality education in our programs by focusing on curriculum implementation, classroom growth and assisting the Site Director in the daily operations within the classrooms. The company provides a fun environment, exciting events & activities, and benefits beyond comparison. Decisions from curriculum, hiring, and community involvement are based on their deeply rooted faith. They believe that family is the most important aspect of their lives, and strive to maintain a connection with the families in their care and to create a family feel in each classroom. The children in the programs are encouraged to explore, imagine, and create something new every day. The company is dedicated to children’s future, with maintaining a safe and nurturing environment for children to grow in. This is a long-term career opportunity to be part of a fun, creative team that has a positive lifelong impact on children.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old
Associates Degree in a related field is required
Must be Teacher qualified under DCYF Rule 3 Standards
Official transcripts of all post-secondary work required
Two to three years of experience as a Teacher or two to three years of leadership experience in related field
State DHS background check and fingerprints shall determine that the applicant has not been “convicted of a felony... has no criminal record that the commissioner reasonably believes renders the person unsuitable to be employed in a child care center.”
Certification in Adult and Pediatric First Aid & CPR completed within 30 days of employment
All required DCYF orientation training completed first day of employment
Extensive standing and walking; sitting on the floor and on low (12”) chairs
Frequent bending, stooping, and kneeling
Lifting and carrying children extensively in the infant/toddler program; less frequently in the preschool program, but the children are heavier
Pushing children in buggies, strollers, and walking for considerable periods
The necessity of being outdoors in varying weather conditions
Exposure to unpleasant odors and fluids caused by vomit (occasional) and bodily elimination
Relatively frequent exposure to loud noises (baby crying, toys falling and other common occurrences of children at play)