Archdiocese of Indianapolis·Indianapolis, Indiana
The teacher will plan and implement a curriculum to foster the cognitive, physical, and social-emotional growth of children aged 3-5. They are responsible for maintaining communication with parents and managing all daily preschool activities.
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Philip Neri Catholic School is hiring an Early Childhood teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Adhering to mission, and under the supervision of the Principal, the teacher will collaborate with parents and fellow professional educators to foster the cognitive, physical, creative, social and emotional growth of the children entrusted in his/her care, developing and planning a prepared curriculum to achieve this growth.
The Early Childhood Teacher will work with students ages 3-5 years in a program accredited with Paths to Quality designation of 0, 1, or 2.
The teacher is responsible for following the Archdiocesan curriculum guides, developing lesson plans, establishing good communication with parents, and the overall operation of all preschool activities.
The candidate must adhere to the school's mission and follow Archdiocesan curriculum guides. They should be prepared to work in a professional educational environment under the supervision of the Principal.
Market context
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