Faces SF·San Francisco, California
The Floater Teacher is responsible for overall classroom management, including lesson planning, safety protocols, and maintaining positive relationships with families. They must support children's developmental growth and ensure compliance with Community Care Licensing standards.
At Family & Child Empowerment Services (FACES), we envision a future where all families have what they need to live, grow, and thrive in San Francisco. To achieve this vision, our mission is for every child to reach their unique potential within a safe and joyful learning environment and every family to access a network of support that promotes well-being, opportunity, and community. We provide families with high-quality early childhood education; after-school and summer enrichment; job support, training, and placement; and comprehensive family support services and referrals.
Our FACES Floater Teachers are passionate about early childhood education, kids in general and want to work in a supportive and collegiate environment where you can make a difference. The Floater Teacher is responsible for overall classroom management, including lesson planning, safety protocol and maintaining positive, professional relationships with parents/caregivers. This is a full time, non-exempt position and reports directly to the Site Supervisor.
FACES is a welcoming workplace for all. We embrace diversity in every form- race and culture, gender identity, sexuality, country of origin, religion, and/or ability. Candidates with diverse backgrounds and lived experiences are strongly encouraged to apply.
FACES is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
Candidates must hold or qualify for a California Child Development Associate Teacher Permit and have experience working with children aged 0-5. The role requires the ability to travel between San Francisco sites and meet all state, federal, and health clearance standards.
Market context
In California, floater teacher roles are commonly needed in early childhood settings to cover classrooms, support staffing flexibility, and maintain daily routines. These positions are competitive because employers often look for permit progress, core ECE coursework, and bilingual Spanish/English skills, while benefits may include vacation, holidays, dental coverage, life insurance, and flexible spending accounts. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your permit status and ECE units before applying.