As a Pre-K Teacher, you'll lead a preschool classroom focused on kindergarten readiness, social-emotional development, and hands-on learning through play.

• Planning and implementing engaging, developmentally appropriate Pre-K curriculum and classroom activities
• Creating a structured, nurturing, and welcoming classroom environment that supports children's learning and growth
• Leading daily routines including circle time, learning centers, small group activities, outdoor play, meals, and transitions
• Supporting children's cognitive, social, emotional, language, and physical development through play-based and teacher-guided learning experiences
• Promoting kindergarten readiness by helping children build foundational literacy, math, communication, and problem-solving skills
• Encouraging curiosity, creativity, independence, and confidence through meaningful classroom experiences
• Observing and documenting children's progress, developmental milestones, and learning outcomes
• Building positive relationships with families through regular communication and partnership
• Using positive behavior guidance techniques to foster a respectful and supportive classroom community
• Maintaining a safe, clean, organized, and engaging learning environment
• Collaborating with fellow teachers and center leadership to support classroom quality and overall center success
• Ensuring compliance with all Massachusetts EEC regulations, health and safety standards, and center policies

• Massachusetts EEC Preschool Teacher Certification required
• Previous experience working in a preschool, Pre-K, daycare, childcare center, or early childhood education setting preferred
• Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field preferred
• Strong understanding of child development and developmentally appropriate practices
• Experience planning and implementing classroom curriculum and learning activities
• Strong classroom management and positive behavior guidance skills
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with children, families, and colleagues
• Professional, dependable, and team-oriented approach to teaching
• Ability to actively engage with children throughout the day, including sitting on the floor, bending, lifting, and participating in indoor and outdoor activities

• Paid sick time
• 13 paid holidays*, plus a guaranteed paid week-long winter break
• Paid snow days and vacation time*
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance*
• Long-term disability
• Company-paid life insurance with additional voluntary coverage
• Parental leave
• Child care discount
• Weekly pay and direct deposit
• Referral and enrollment bonuses
• Classroom tablets
• A budget for classroom supplies
• Paid classroom planning time
• Free coffee and tea
• Teachers’ lounge and break room
• Mentor program
• Teacher appreciation events
• Team building activities
• Holiday parties and seasonal events
• School community outreach projects