LEARNING GROVE·Covington, Kentucky
The Lead Teacher will create and deliver developmentally appropriate, play-based curricula to support children's growth across all domains. They will also collaborate with families and a team to provide meaningful learning experiences tailored to each child's needs.
Candidates must hold a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential and have completed a state-approved childcare orientation. Strong communication and classroom management skills are required, with a preference for those holding an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education.
Market context
In Kentucky, preschool lead teacher roles are commonly tied to licensed early childhood settings, where demand often reflects staffing needs in classrooms serving young children. This role can be competitive because employers typically look for state licensing eligibility, classroom experience, and a background clearance, while a degree in Early Childhood Education may strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensing status and tailor your experience to preschool classroom responsibilities before applying.