Spanish Schoolhouse LLC·Katy, Texas
The teacher is responsible for creating a safe, nurturing learning environment and preparing engaging, hands-on lesson plans. They must also document student progress and maintain positive communication with parents and team members.
Spanish Schoolhouse, the largest Spanish Immersion preschool in the country, is growing and we are seeking a Part-Time English Kindergarten Teacher for our North Dallas campus. Come join our mission to create a bigger & brighter future for children!
Responsibilities: of a Part-Time ENGLISH KINDERGARTEN TEACHER include:
· Creating a safe and nurturing and welcoming learning environment for students.
· Preparing fun and engaging lesson plans geared towards hands-on learning.
· Setting classroom rules and expectations using positive discipline.
· Teaching according to the Spanish Schoolhouse curriculum and preparing students for academic success.
· Helping each child reach their full potential through individualized attention with a focus on engaging them in conversation and hands-on learning.
· Documenting children’s daily activities and developmental growth, and keeping parents informed of progress.
· Maintaining positive relationships and communication with students, parents, and team members at all times.
Requirements: of a KINDERGARTEN ENGLISH TEACHER include:
· Bachelor's degree required
· Teaching certification
· Demonstrate enthusiasm for learning and child development
· Previous teaching experience
· Speak, read, and write English fluently
· K-5 teaching experience
Benefits: of a KINDERGARTEN ENGLISH TEACHER include:
· Generous tuition discount
· Dental/Vision insurance
· Ongoing professional development
· Work with a diverse, fun, and supportive team
· Hugs & Smiles Daily
Schedule of a KINDERGARTEN ENGLISH TEACHER
30am - 2:30pm
· Tuesday and Thursday with the possibility of additional hours
Market context
Texas schools often seek bilingual kindergarten teachers who can support early literacy and classroom routines in Spanish and English, so demand is shaped by district needs for dual-language and early-childhood instruction. This role is competitive because it requires a bachelor’s degree, teaching certification, Spanish fluency, and prior teaching experience, while the listed benefits include dental and vision insurance, ongoing professional development, and a tuition discount. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show child development experience and Spanish-language classroom practice.