Preschool Teacher

Company Description Foothill Learning Center is an early childhood education provider committed to creating a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment for young learners. The center focuses on developmentally appropriate practices that support social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth. Families are viewed as partners in the learning process, with open communication and collaboration encouraged. Educators are supported with resources, training, and classroom materials to deliver high-quality preschool education. The center values diversity, respect, and a positive learning atmosphere for all children and staff.Role Description The Preschool Teacher will design and implement age-appropriate learning experiences that promote curiosity, creativity, and foundational skills for preschool children. This full-time role involves planning daily lessons, organizing classroom activities, and integrating play-based learning aligned with early childhood education standards. The teacher will observe and assess children’s developmental progress, maintain accurate records, and communicate regularly with families about milestones and classroom events. Responsibilities include creating a safe and inclusive classroom environment, managing routines, and supporting social-emotional development through positive guidance. This is an on-site role located in Los Angeles, CA, requiring collaboration with other staff members and participation in school meetings, events, and professional development.QualificationsStrong background in Early Childhood Education, including knowledge of child development and best practices for preschool and kindergarten readiness.Demonstrated skills in Lesson Planning and Curriculum Development tailored to preschool-aged children.Effective Communication skills for interacting with children, families, and colleagues in a professional and respectful manner.Relevant education such as an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field; state-required teaching credentials or permits are preferred.Experience working in preschool or kindergarten classrooms, including classroom management and behavior guidance.Ability to maintain a safe and organized classroom environment, follow health and safety guidelines, and respond appropriately to children’s needs.Commitment to inclusivity, cultural responsiveness, and supporting children of diverse backgrounds and abilities.CPR/First Aid certification and the ability to meet all local licensing and background check requirements.Teaching Credential in Early Education.