Parents as Teacher

School District of Washington•Missouri, WA

7d•Hybrid

About The Position

The School District of Washington is seeking parent educators responsible for planning and conducting personal visits to families. These individuals assist families with community resources, early childhood development, and early detection of developmental delays. Additionally, parent educators often provide the first impression of the District to families served, advancing the mission of the District and influencing a positive culture centered on learning. Ideal candidates demonstrate the ability to form safe relationships with families served, effective oral and written communication skills, high level organizational skills, and the ability to work with multiple stakeholder groups.

Requirements

Minimum of 60 college credit hours
Minimum of two years experience working with young children
Parents as Teachers Certification or eligibility for certification obtained during employment

Nice To Haves

Early Childhood certification such as early childhood special education, elementary education, and/or five years experience in a preschool setting preferred

Responsibilities

Perform personal visits to families in their home to provide resources and developmental information.
Build and maintain secure relationships with families as well as maintaining professional relationships with colleagues, community partners, and patrons.
Utilize effective communication with students establishing secure teacher-student relationships within the boundaries required to create and maintain a positive culture.
Maintain accurate records in accordance with timelines including individual student records, screening records, content area reports, and other records as required and/or assigned.
Observe, promote, and support professional development activities, responsibilities, and ethical practices related to the scope of this position.
Cooperate in partnerships and collaborative efforts to support student learning and progress toward identified outcomes.
Regular and reliable attendance is necessary in order to perform the functions of this position.
Perform associated roles as required for building operations and to respond in the event of an emergency.
Perform other related duties as assigned or required for District operations.
Maintains appropriate student records and timelines.
Attend meetings and workshops necessary for District operations and to enhance knowledge in areas of general responsibility.
Maintains confidential nature of all school related material.
Attend events outside of the regular school day designed to bring the public into the school, serve on a committee, plan appropriate instruction, and attend required meetings associated with the role of “teacher”.