EASTER SEALS NORTH GEORGIA
Location
Stone Mountain, Georgia
The EHS Lead Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing developmentally appropriate activities for children, ensuring their growth and development in an inclusive environment. They also maintain safety standards and facilitate communication among families and staff.
Candidates must possess a Childhood Development Associate (CDA) Credential with an Infant/Toddler endorsement or equivalent. If hired without this credential, they must complete it within a specified timeframe.
Market context
In Georgia, lead infant-toddler teacher openings often draw candidates with early childhood credentials, so a CDA with an Infant/Toddler endorsement or equivalent can be a key screening factor. These roles are competitive because centers need teachers who can support developmentally appropriate care, maintain classroom routines, and meet credential timelines if hired without the endorsement. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save research time, then confirm your credential status and prepare to explain how you’d meet any post-hire deadline.
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