Commonpoint
Overview
Assistant Director of Early Childhood Education. Our organization prides itself on excellence, putting the education and development of our children first and foremost. When considering a career with Commonpoint at the Samuel Field Little Neck Queens location know that you will be joining a team that is passionate about giving young children the right start to a successful education. The Assistant Director must demonstrate leadership abilities, be organized, detail oriented, multi-task and take initiative. The Assistant Director assists and reports to the Program Director in operating the center in accordance with NYC Department of Health, as well as NYC and NYS Department of Education policies and procedures to create an educational, nurturing and safe environment for children, staff and parents. The individual is responsible for all school operations and assumes all Director responsibilities and duties in the absence of the Director. Administrative Responsibilities
Serve as the Site Director as needed and effectively carry out the day to day operations of the center by communicating with the Director to determine daily responsibilities and projects. Perform all necessary daily clerical tasks that the Director requires (phone calls, email, purchasing, filing and fiscal responsibilities). Maintaining staff files and records that pertain to registration, enrollment, health/safety and licensing. Assist with participation recruitment and registration, including processing DOE UPK applications. Curriculum Responsibilities
Supervise and review the implementation of DOE and thematic based curriculum via documented classroom observations. Act as a liaison between the site’s appointed DOE Instructional Coordinator and the teaching staff ensuring that all goals are being met. Assist teachers in the implementation of family communication and classroom assessment systems, such as Teaching Strategies Gold. Execute identified steps towards improvement on program performance on the ECERS scale. Supervision Responsibilities
Measure progress of staff using the center’s performance evaluation to modify and remediate. Receive and give instructions to staff through the use of mentoring and or role modeling. Address issues with teachers, children and parents in a compassionate, concrete and timely manner. Additional Responsibilities
Assists in the hiring and scheduling of substitute teachers. Assisting in the development and implementation of marketing plans including but not limited to taking inquiry and follow up calls, conducting site tours and distributing registration and enrollment packets. Assist in the development of a comprehensive professional development plan for management and classroom staff at all levels. Other duties as assigned. Physical Requirements
Able to lift approximately 40 pounds from floor to waist high. Able to travel between sites within the agency. Qualifications
B.A. In Education or related field and a State Department of Education teacher certification in Early Childhood Education (B-2) or (N,K, Grades 1-6). Minimum of two years teaching experience in an Early Childhood Program and three years of supervisory experience in an educational setting. Complies with all Agency, State, City and Federal regulations for a person working in an Early Childhood setting. Highly knowledgeable in working with Google Suite and NYC DOE computer systems. Job Details
Non-Union Position Full-Time Position Salary Range: $70,000-$80,000 Please email your résumé, as a Word or PDF document to Jody Dickter at jdickter@commonpoint.org. Please indicate “Early Childhood Assistant Director" in the subject line. Due to the high volume of applicants, only qualified candidates will be contacted.
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Assistant Director of Early Childhood Education. Our organization prides itself on excellence, putting the education and development of our children first and foremost. When considering a career with Commonpoint at the Samuel Field Little Neck Queens location know that you will be joining a team that is passionate about giving young children the right start to a successful education. The Assistant Director must demonstrate leadership abilities, be organized, detail oriented, multi-task and take initiative. The Assistant Director assists and reports to the Program Director in operating the center in accordance with NYC Department of Health, as well as NYC and NYS Department of Education policies and procedures to create an educational, nurturing and safe environment for children, staff and parents. The individual is responsible for all school operations and assumes all Director responsibilities and duties in the absence of the Director. Administrative Responsibilities
Serve as the Site Director as needed and effectively carry out the day to day operations of the center by communicating with the Director to determine daily responsibilities and projects. Perform all necessary daily clerical tasks that the Director requires (phone calls, email, purchasing, filing and fiscal responsibilities). Maintaining staff files and records that pertain to registration, enrollment, health/safety and licensing. Assist with participation recruitment and registration, including processing DOE UPK applications. Curriculum Responsibilities
Supervise and review the implementation of DOE and thematic based curriculum via documented classroom observations. Act as a liaison between the site’s appointed DOE Instructional Coordinator and the teaching staff ensuring that all goals are being met. Assist teachers in the implementation of family communication and classroom assessment systems, such as Teaching Strategies Gold. Execute identified steps towards improvement on program performance on the ECERS scale. Supervision Responsibilities
Measure progress of staff using the center’s performance evaluation to modify and remediate. Receive and give instructions to staff through the use of mentoring and or role modeling. Address issues with teachers, children and parents in a compassionate, concrete and timely manner. Additional Responsibilities
Assists in the hiring and scheduling of substitute teachers. Assisting in the development and implementation of marketing plans including but not limited to taking inquiry and follow up calls, conducting site tours and distributing registration and enrollment packets. Assist in the development of a comprehensive professional development plan for management and classroom staff at all levels. Other duties as assigned. Physical Requirements
Able to lift approximately 40 pounds from floor to waist high. Able to travel between sites within the agency. Qualifications
B.A. In Education or related field and a State Department of Education teacher certification in Early Childhood Education (B-2) or (N,K, Grades 1-6). Minimum of two years teaching experience in an Early Childhood Program and three years of supervisory experience in an educational setting. Complies with all Agency, State, City and Federal regulations for a person working in an Early Childhood setting. Highly knowledgeable in working with Google Suite and NYC DOE computer systems. Job Details
Non-Union Position Full-Time Position Salary Range: $70,000-$80,000 Please email your résumé, as a Word or PDF document to Jody Dickter at jdickter@commonpoint.org. Please indicate “Early Childhood Assistant Director" in the subject line. Due to the high volume of applicants, only qualified candidates will be contacted.
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