Substitute Teacher Assistant
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HRCAP
Hampton, VA, US
Summary
The Substitute Teacher Assistant supports the lead teacher in implementing lesson plans and individualized service plans for preschool children. Responsibilities include maintaining classroom records, monitoring child health, and fostering active parent involvement in classroom activities.
Job Description
POSITION: Substitute Pre-K Teacher Assistant
SUPERVISOR: Pre-K Teacher
DUTIES:
- Teaches a maximum of twenty (20) children.
- Meets and greets children upon arrival to and from school daily.
- Performs spot health checks on all children upon arrival to school daily.
- Assists the pre-K with writing weekly lesson plans, including STREAMin3, Heggerty, and HCS Language Arts curriculum.
- Maintains an inventory of all classroom supplies.
- Makes requests for supplies and equipment.
- Assist with maintaining a confidential and comprehensive file on each child by maintaining accurate and detailed caseload documentation.
- Supports the pre-k teacher with implementing an individualized service plan for each child in the areas of fine motor skills, gross motor skills, visual perceptual skills, self-help skills, language skills, and cognitive skills based on individual developmental levels and developmental assessment.
- Assist in conducting at least two conferences per child; documents conferences accurately into the child's folder.
- Assist the pre-k teacher with writing weekly lesson plans for the classroom and submit a copy monthly to the Program Analyst / Data Quality Manager.
- Assist in submitting the monthly report to the Program Analyst / Data Quality Manager by the second day of the following month with information such as activities done in the classroom, lesson themes, field trips taken, and number of conferences with parents.
- Assist with maintaining an accurate class role on all children with name, address, phone number, birth date, parent’s name, emergency contact information, and other required data. Updates the class role periodically.
- Hampton Roads Community Action Program is an Equal Opportunity Employer
- Assists in submitting a copy of the monthly attendance record to the Program Analyst / Data Quality Manager by the second day of the following month.
- Actively involves parents in classroom activities on an ongoing basis.
- Attends training, workshops, and in-services as related to the job.
- Treats children, their parents, and their families with dignity and respect; maintains a positive attitude.
- Maintains confidentiality regarding the family, the parents, and the child in every aspect, whether it be records, written documentation, verbal statements, and meetings.
Requirements
QUALIFICATIONS: Candidate must have a High School Diploma. Associate Degree preferred. Experience working with preschool-aged children is required. Good writing and organizational skills are necessary. A background check and a valid Virginia Driver’s License are required for employment. A criminal record check, physical, and TB Tine test are required before employment.
Benefits
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Eligible part-time employees have access
to the Employee Assistance Program, including up to three (3) confidential
counseling sessions per issue at no cost.
Additional details are provided in the HRCAP Employee Handbook and Summary
Plan Documents.
The Hampton Roads Community Action Program, formerly known as the Office of Human Affairs, was founded in 1966 as the Newport News Office of Economic Opportunity as a direct result of President Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty. As the 501(c)(3) Community Action Agency, first for Newport News and later expanding into Hampton, HRCAP has worked for over 50 years to promote the self-sufficiency of the low-income residents living in our service area and ameliorate the brutal impact of poverty on the lives of their children.
Starting with a handful of initiatives (Medicare Alert, Neighborhood Youth Core, Head Start) HRCAP grew in the 70’s and 80’s to include an ever expanding range of services to low-income residents. Shifts in federal, state and local funding priorities often threatened the agency, an occasionally resulted in the reduction or elimination of programs, but HRCAP persevered and continues to offer a wide range of needed services to the community.
The Hampton Roads Community Action Program's mission is “to plan, develop and implement programs that foster self-sufficiency through educational, social, physical and economic development.” The agency operates over 20 programs designed to fulfill that mission within the community. Programs include early childhood education (Head Start, Four-Year-Old Initiative); housing (Fair Housing, Housing Counseling); counseling for pregnant teens (Teen Moms Support Program); assistance to the homeless (Clean Comfort); nutrition services (Summer Lunch); emergency assistance (Emergency Food and Shelter); affordable housing and community development (Peninsula Community Development Corporation) and more.
Founded
1965
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Newport News, VA
The Hampton Roads Community Action Program, formerly known as the Office of Human Affairs, was founded in 1966 as the Newport News Office of Economic Opportunity as a direct result of President Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty. As the 501(c)(3) Community Action Agency, first for Newport News and later expanding into Hampton, HRCAP has worked for over 50 years to promote the self-sufficiency of the low-income residents living in our service area and ameliorate the brutal impact of poverty on the lives of their children.
Starting with a handful of initiatives (Medicare Alert, Neighborhood Youth Core, Head Start) HRCAP grew in the 70’s and 80’s to include an ever expanding range of services to low-income residents. Shifts in federal, state and local funding priorities often threatened the agency, an occasionally resulted in the reduction or elimination of programs, but HRCAP persevered and continues to offer a wide range of needed services to the community.
The Hampton Roads Community Action Program's mission is “to plan, develop and implement programs that foster self-sufficiency through educational, social, physical and economic development.” The agency operates over 20 programs designed to fulfill that mission within the community. Programs include early childhood education (Head Start, Four-Year-Old Initiative); housing (Fair Housing, Housing Counseling); counseling for pregnant teens (Teen Moms Support Program); assistance to the homeless (Clean Comfort); nutrition services (Summer Lunch); emergency assistance (Emergency Food and Shelter); affordable housing and community development (Peninsula Community Development Corporation) and more.
Founded
1965
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Newport News, VA