MOUNT JULIET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LLC
Location
Mount Juliet, Tennessee
Salary
$17 - $17 / HOUR
Develop and implement a developmentally appropriate curriculum to support the social, emotional, and cognitive growth of 3-year-old students. Create a safe, nurturing, and Christian-centered classroom environment while collaborating with parents and documenting student progress.
Candidates must have previous experience in a classroom setting with young children and a commitment to Christian values. A high school diploma and the ability to pass a criminal background check and medical exam are required.
Active in a local church and a loving, developing relationship with Jesus Christ. Commitment to Christian values and the mission of First Baptist Church Mt. Juliet and Mt. Juliet Christian Academy. Previous experience working with young children in a classroom setting. Knowledge of early childhood development theories and best practices Familiarity with emergent curriculum and play-based learning approaches Strong communication and interpersonal skills, especially with young children and their families Must pass criminal background check, fingerprinting, submit a physical exam and clearance from medical provider Responsibilities and Duties: Develop and implement a developmentally appropriate curriculum that addresses the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical needs of young children. Create a warm, nurturing, and inclusive classroom environment where children feel safe, valued, and respected. Plan and facilitate engaging and interactive learning activities that promote curiosity, exploration, and hands-on discovery. Foster positive relationships with students, building trust and providing individualized support as needed. Collaborate with parents to support children’s learning and spiritual development, including regular communication and parent involvement opportunities. Assess student progress through informal observations and anecdotal records, documenting growth and milestones. Integrate Christian principles and values into daily activities and instruction, fostering spiritual growth and character development. Implement developmentally appropriate behavior management strategies to promote positive social skills and self-regulation. Create and maintain a safe and organized classroom environment, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. Participate in professional development activities to stay current with best practices in early childhood education and pedagogy. Qualities and Skills: A love for Jesus and truth that is expressed in a creative and artistic way. Passion for working with young children and helping them thrive in their formative years. Patience, compassion, and a nurturing demeanor Creativity and imagination in designing engaging learning experiences. Strong observational skills and ability to respond to children’s cues and needs. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal, tailored to young children’s understanding. Ability to build strong, positive relationships with children, families, and colleagues. Flexibility and adaptability to meet the changing needs of young learners and the school community. Commitment to providing a Christian-centered education and integrating faith into the curriculum. Understanding of diverse learning styles and abilities, and ability to differentiate instruction accordingly. Physical Demands: Standing for Extended Periods: Frequently standing for long periods during activities, lessons, and classroom management, which may last for several hours at a time. Bending and Kneeling: Regular bending and kneeling to interact with children at their level, assist with activities, or engage in classroom cleaning tasks. Reach with hands and arms. Lifting and Carrying: Lifting and carrying children, books, supplies, or educational materials. This may involve lifting to 30 pounds or more, especially in cases of assisting children with mobility or carrying large classroom materials. Frequent Use of Hands and Fine Motor Skills: Repetitive use of hands for tasks such as writing, drawing, cutting, etc. Qualifications
Market context
In Tennessee, classroom teacher roles are often shaped by steady school staffing needs and the need to support student learning across grade levels. These positions can be competitive because districts look for candidates who meet state-aligned education or testing requirements and can bring classroom experience, basic technology skills, and student support experience. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm which qualification path you meet before applying.
Salary benchmark
$46,708 avg / yr
Typical range: $31,304–$52,000 based on 280 active listings in Tennessee
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