Early Childhood Coach

The Early Childhood Coach is responsible for coaching classroom teachers utilizing the selected research-based model, reviewing educational plans, and providing lesson plan feedback. He/She is also responsible for modeling developmentally appropriate practices and instructional techniques ensuring teachers meet the individual needs of children as well as the program standards of Educare of Omaha, Early Head Start/Head Start, Sixpence, and the Nebraska state licensing guidelines.

Program Implementation

Review education plans for children and provide regular constructive, individualized feedback to teachers.

Engage in regular coaching practice with classroom teachers to drive high quality program practices, focusing on collaborative problem-solving, strategic planning and goal setting, and progress evaluation.

Assist teachers in interpreting assessment data to inform professional development goals, plan classroom experiences, and facilitate meaningful conversations with families.

Model developmentally appropriate early childhood instructional techniques and practices in the classroom, including Conscious Discipline, Touchpoint Principles and the programs’ research-based coaching model.

Cover in classrooms as necessary to meet staffing ratios.

Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team in identifying any barriers for children and families as it relates to engaging in Early Childhood Educational services. Including participation in IDT, IFSP/IEP meetings as necessary.

Completes all assigned internal monitoring.

Coaching

Provide regular coaching (individual and group) to education staff and document in the programs identified database.

Provide feedback to the Early Childhood Supervisor regarding introductory and annual employee evaluations.

Utilize a defined assessment tool to determine dosage for individual teacher coaching.

Develop a high-level understanding of the CLASS assessment tool and become reliable in CLASS observations.

Collaboratively implement a coaching process with education staff to promote high quality instruction to include onboarding activities.

In collaboration with the Early Childhood Supervisor, coordinate regular teacher meetings.

Deliver high-quality coaching and guidance to education staff to ensure compliance with state, local, and federal regulations, as well as to drive excellence in assessments and evaluations conducted by our local evaluation partner.

Identify and coordinate professional development opportunities for staff in collaboration with the School Director and participate in creating and implementing a comprehensive training plan to enhance staff skills and knowledge.

Support implementation of new strategies gained through training.

Provide lesson plan feedback and ensure implementation of lesson plan activities in the classroom.

Collaborate with education staff to set and achieve goals using our research–based coaching model, documenting progress in the designated database throughout coaching cycles.

Ensure documentation panels and student work are consistently posted and updated in classrooms and hallways, aligning with lesson plan objectives and showcasing student learning achievements.

Administration

Prepare monthly reports.

Participate in reflective supervision regularly with the School Director to receive guidance, report progress, plan new strategies, discuss problems, and receive information on program policies and procedures.

Assist with interviewing and onboarding/orienting educational staff in partnership with the School Director and HR Team, ensuring a smooth transition for new hires.

Provide orientation to new staff, volunteers, and practicum students as needed.

Coordinate and facilitate special program events in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team.

Monitor all coaching related activities in the education program, using required monitoring tools and reports.

In collaboration with the Early Childhood Supervisor and the multidisciplinary team, recommend and develop individualized services for children to ensure seamless integration of student goals into educational plans.

Schedule: Full Time (40 hours per week, Monday-Friday), Exempt; 12 Months. The typical work schedule will vary based on the needs of the school and the organization. Our schools are open 7:00am-5:30pm and the schedule will range between hours of operation.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

✔️ Generous Paid Time Off

Up to 96 hours vacation and 96 hours sick time in your first yea

r10 paid holidays, including your birthda

y2-week paid Winter Brea

k1-week paid Spring Brea

kPaid inclement weather day

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Salary starting at $60,000 annually (based on experience and tenur

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EDUCATION/QUALIFICATI

ONSMaster’s Degree in Education (Early Childhood preferred) requir

ed.Nebraska Teaching Certificate requir

ed.Three to five years of classroom experience teaching children birth to five requir

ed.Must be able to pass a background check that meets compliance standar

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