After School Teacher

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Free uniforms
• Opportunity for advancement
• Training & development

The Before & After School Teacher is responsible for creating a safe, nurturing, and enriching environment for preschool and school‑age children in an EEC‑licensed program. This role supports children’s social‑emotional, academic, and physical development while maintaining full compliance with Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) regulations. The Teacher implements engaging activities, ensures consistent supervision, and builds strong relationships with families and school partners.

• Child Supervision & Safety
  • Maintain active supervision of children at all times across all program areas.
  • Ensure full compliance with EEC licensing standards, including staff‑to‑child ratios and safety procedures.
  • Manage transitions, attendance, and authorized pick‑up verification.
  • Respond appropriately to incidents, injuries, and emergencies, completing all required EEC documentation.
• Program Delivery & Curriculum Support
  • Implement developmentally appropriate lesson plans and enrichment activities.
  • Facilitate learning in areas such as STEM, literacy, creativity, fitness, and social‑emotional learning.
  • Support homework and academic needs for school‑age students.
  • Create an inclusive classroom environment that promotes learning and positive peer interactions.
• Classroom Management & Behavior Guidance
  • Apply positive guidance strategies aligned with EEC regulations and program policies.
  • Foster respect, cooperation, and responsibility through restorative practices.
  • Maintain a welcoming and well‑organized classroom setting.
• Family & School Communication
  • Build strong, professional relationships with families through daily communication.
  • Collaborate with school staff and administrators to support student needs.
  • Represent the organization with professionalism and integrity at all times.
• Operational & Administrative Support
  • Maintain accurate records, logs, and reports according to EEC standards.
  • Participate in staff meetings, required EEC trainings, and continuous professional development.
  • Assist with daily setup, cleanup, and snack distribution.

• Must be EEC‑Qualified (Teacher or Lead Teacher qualification preferred).
• Minimum age and training requirements as defined by EEC.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Prior experience working with preschool and/or school‑age children.
• Ability to pass all state‑required background checks and fingerprinting.
• Strong communication, supervision, and classroom management skills.
• Completed EEC 2.0 Virtual Trainings.

• Coursework or degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Education, or a related field.
• CPR/First Aid certification.
• Experience in an EEC‑licensed program or OST setting.

• Child‑centered and developmentally informed decision‑making.
• Professionalism, reliability, and strong work ethic.
• Creativity in creating engaging, hands‑on activities.
• Ability to stay calm, organized, and flexible in fast‑paced settings.
• Team collaboration and positive problem‑solving approach.

• Schedule:
  
  Morning shift (before school), afternoon shift (after school), or both.
• Hours:
  
  10–25 hours/week depending on site needs.
• Compensation:
  Competitive hourly rate aligned with qualifications and EEC teacher level.

• Full compliance with EEC standards at all times.
• High levels of child engagement and developmental progress.
• Positive feedback from families, staff, and school partners.
• Reliability in attendance, punctuality, and program execution.
• Contribution to a cohesive, high‑performing team environment.