Partners with the Lead Teacher to support daily instruction, child supervision, assessment activities, and family engagement. Provides continuity of instruction and classroom support in the Lead Teacher’s absence.
Minimum Requirements (Title 5–Aligned / HBMPAA Requirements)
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Valid Child Development Associate Teacher Permit, as required.
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Meets all education and experience requirements in accordance with the applicable permit matrix.
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Current CPR/First Aid certification and Mandated Reporter training, as required.
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Infant/Toddler Assignment Requirement: Must possess a minimum of 3 semester units of Infant/Toddler coursework when assigned to Infant/Toddler classrooms.
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Implements smallgroup instruction, learning centers, and classroom activities aligned with established lesson plans.
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Maintains active supervision at all times and supports daily routines, including meals, rest periods, and transitions, to ensure child safety and wellbeing.
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Assists with child observations, documentation, and assessment activities under the direction of the Lead Teacher.
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Communicates with families as assigned and supports classroom and program events.
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Collaborates with classroom staff on environment setup, materials preparation, and sanitation and health practices.
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Strong child supervision and safety awareness
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Effective collaboration and teamwork
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Flexibility and adaptability
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Positive behavior guidance practices
Reports to: Lead Teacher (day-to-day) and Site Supervisor/Assistant Site Supervisor (overall)
Our Mission At HBMPAA, we are dedicated to closing the gap in traditional education by providing at-risk and underprivileged youth with transformative opportunities in music and dance education. Rooted in the rich tradition of HBCU culture, HBMPAA inspires students through dynamic programs designed to nurture talent, build confidence, and instill self-discipline. Whether your child joins our Preschool 4 The Arts Program or our After-School Marching Band Program, they will gain a strong foundation in music and movement, learning essential skills such as reading music, mastering body coordination, and developing stage presence. At HBMPAA, we don't just teach performance—we empower students with lifelong skills that foster creativity, discipline, and a passion for the arts.
