What are the responsibilities and job description for the Infant Classroom Teacher position at Provincetown Schools?
We are seeking a nurturing, dependable, and passionate Infant Classroom Teacher to join our Childcare Program team. The Infant Teacher will provide a safe, warm, and enriching environment for infants, while supporting their development in meeting age-appropriate milestones. The ideal candidate is patient, responsive, and knowledgeable about infant development and is committed to creating an engaging, and loving environment for our youngest learners.
For initial consideration, send application, cover letter, and resume to: Human Resources, Town of Provincetown, 260 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657 or hr@provincetown-ma.gov by April 3rd, 2026.
Supervision Received:
The Infant Classroom Teacher will report to the Early Learning Center Director or their designee.
Position Overview:
The Infant Classroom teacher is a salaried position and is responsible for working alongside another Infant Classroom Teacher. These teachers together are responsible for creating and maintaining a warm, responsive, and developmentally appropriate classroom environment for ages 0-15 months. This role would include planning curriculum as a team, maintaining strong communication with families, and ensuring compliance with EEC licensing/certification requirements.
Childcare Program Overview:
The Childcare Program hours are 8:15am – 4:15pm, Monday through Friday
Key Responsibilities:
Key skills:
Patience and nurturing demeanor
Strong observation and communication skills
Ability to multitask and maintain a calm environment
Dependability and professionalism
Child Care and Responsibilities
Provide attentive, responsive, and individualized care to infants throughout the day.
Ensure the safety, well-being, and comfort of each child in the classroom.
Follow individualized schedules for feeding, bottle feeding, diapering, sleeping, and play based on each infant’s needs.
Safely lift, carry, and comfort infants throughout the day.
Daily Care Routines
Diaper infants regularly
Feed infants according to the instructions from each family while following program policies.
Support safe sleep practices following EEC and center guidelines.
Curriculum and Development
Implement developmentally appropriate curriculum aligned with early learning standards.
Sit on the floor and actively engage in play with infants to support exploration, bonding, and developmental growth.
Support Children’s social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development.
Observe and document children’s progress and milestones.
Provide opportunities throughout the day that would encourage exploration, motor development, and social interaction.
Health and Safety
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized classroom environment.
Follow all health, safety, and EEC licensing regulations
Follow all Childcare Program Policies per the Program Handbook including but not limited to illness guidelines, accident, and emergency policies.
Regularly Sanitize toys, materials, and classroom surfaces regularly, following EEC expectations.
Family Communication
Build strong, respectful relationships with families
Conduct daily communication with parents regarding routines, feeding, naps, and developmental milestones.
Participate in Parent-Teacher meetings 2 times a year following progress reports to provide developmental updates or as needed/requested from a family.
Team Collaboration
Work collaboratively with other Infant Teachers and other teaching staff members
Participate in team meetings, professional development, and ongoing training
Support the Childcare Programs overall goals.
Salary : $58,025 - $73,203