Facilitator for the 24-25 School Year

Responsible for facilitating learning and teaching in integrated, inclusive preschool classroom

(ages three to five years). Duties include: planning and implementing children's educational

program; supporting and following through with children's IEP goals and accommodations;

planning and facilitating small and large group instruction; performing daily administrative

functions; directing preschool paraprofessionals; attending annual IEP staffings; attending

Early Childhood Education staff development training; writing children's progress reports;

communicating with staff and/or parents regarding child's progress; conducting parent

conferences; tending to the personal needs of children including lifting, holding, diapering,

feeding and toilet training; preparing class materials; performing clerical duties; preparing and

disinfecting room and toys.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Provide instruction that is aligned with the Colorado Academic Standards,

Colorado Early Learning, and Development Guidelines, and the district’s

plan of instruction. Develop and implement lessons that connect to a

variety of content areas and use appropriate evidence-based,

developmentally-appropriate instructional practices conducive to the

growth and development of each child.

Work collaboratively with stakeholders including families, paraeducators,

colleagues, and special service providers for the benefit of students.

Communicate with parent(s)/guardian(s) regarding student progress,

family/student needs, and daily/monthly activities. Conduct parent

conferences. Plan and share feedback on student progress with special

service providers and/or other stakeholders significant adults.

Direct paraeducators in the classroom by delegating work, training, and

resolving problems

Communicate with parent(s)/guardian(s) regarding student progress,

family/student needs, and daily/monthly activities. Conduct parent

conferences. Attend IEP meetings. Support and implement student’s IEP

goals and accommodations

Participate in professional learning communities and staff meetings.

Use formal and informal methods to assess student learning, provide

feedback, and use results to inform planning and instruction. Complete

required data collection. Write student progress reports.

Develop an environment that addresses the physical, social-emotional,

cognitive, and health and safety domains that facilitate learning for

students both in the classroom and on the playground. Provide a variety of

stimulating materials for children to choose to use independently. Promote

quality teacher-child interactions throughout the environment. Adhere to

all health and child care licensing rules and regulations

Closely supervise children in the school building, classroom and on the

playground

Perform other duties as assigned.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $30.78 - $43.17 per hour

Expected hours: 37.5 per week

Ability to Relocate:

• Aurora, CO 80011: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person