CWCC Inc·Dayton, Ohio
The assistant teacher supports the lead teacher in implementing educational plans and providing a safe, high-quality learning environment for children. Responsibilities include coordinating instructional activities, managing daily classroom routines, and maintaining open communication with families.
Under the direction of center administration and the lead teacher, the assistant teacher is responsible for coordinating and implementing individual education plans for school-age children in Kindergarten – age 12. The assistant teacher supports the lead teacher in providing a safe and educational learning environment for the children.
Major Responsibilities and Tasks
Program Core Features
Provide safe transportation to and from the child’s assigned school during the school year and field trips during the summer.
Provide a high-quality learning environment and instructional activities.
Support the lead teacher to provide the highest quality of care to the children.
Attend and participate in all scheduled training in support of ongoing professional development.
Provide an enhanced curriculum focused on social-emotional development, early language and literacy, and physical development.
Curriculum Development
Positively engage with children and use appropriate Conscious Discipline methods, as outlined in CWCC’s policy.
Perform the functions of this position with a strong understanding of developmentally appropriate practices.
Meet with the lead teacher and aide to review lesson plans and assign best teaching practices.
Assist in the planning and implementation of learning experiences that promote all developmental domains.
Assessment
Identify concerns or developmental milestones of primary care children to the lead teacher.
Coordinate with the lead teacher to develop activities and use instructional materials appropriate for preschoolers.
Home-School Connections
Develop relationships with families by providing open communication and encouraging parent input.
Interpret school programs for parents to strengthen the understanding of the child’s needs and the importance of an early learning environment for the continued development of the child.
Other
Attend staff meetings, as requested.
In cooperation with other staff, complete daily cleaning duties.
Carry out routine duties such as meal preparations, toileting, hand washing, and supervision of children at all times.
Ensure classroom materials, furniture, and supplies are properly maintained.
Any other duties assigned by center administration
Candidates must be at least 21 years old and possess a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record. An Associate's degree in Education or a related field and experience supervising school-age children are preferred.
Market context
Ohio classroom teacher roles are typically in steady demand, especially for candidates who can manage a classroom and plan instruction aligned to state and center expectations. These positions are competitive because schools and centers often look for both teaching experience and the ability to stay active with children throughout the day. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform, then confirm your age, classroom leadership experience, and lesson-planning background before applying.