ABOUT US

At The Pillars Christian Learning Centers, our dedicated team of professionals partners with parents to provide the absolute best in childcare, education, and development – all based on a foundation of faith in Jesus. The Pillars Christian Learning Center was founded to be different. From the beginning, our mission has always been to offer the most exceptional care for the children in our community — care that is secure, innovative, and compassionate.
We serve families with children from infancy through age twelve. Our premier curriculum focuses on each child’s academic, physical, and spiritual development to support all areas of personal growth. We believe the key to early development is reinforcing academic learning with creativity, fun, exploration, and new experiences.
We understand that working families want to give their children every opportunity for long-term success, and they need a childcare partner they can trust. That’s why we hire the best educators and strive to make them feel like family.

ABOUT THE POSITION: PRESCHOOL LEAD TEACHER- TWOS

We are seeking a caring, dependable, and energetic Lead Twos Teacher to join our team. In this role, you’ll support the Lead Teacher in creating a safe, nurturing, and engaging classroom environment that promotes the growth and development of young children.
Our teachers are empowered to shape their classroom experience, with the tools and support needed to thrive.

REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Meet HHS minimum education and experience requirements

PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Prior teaching experience

ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY QUALIFICATIONS

• Meet minimum age, education, background check and medical qualifications for caregivers established by DFPS Licensing
• Complete annual training required by DFPS Licensing
• Maintain First Aid/CPR/AED certifications
• If transporting children, Class C driver license with clear Department of Public Safety record and two hours of transportation training annually.

• Support daily activities that promote physical, mental, and social development — including games, arts and crafts, music, storytelling, and occasional field trips.
• Build strong, respectful relationships with children by demonstrating courtesy, patience, and acceptance.
• Help maintain classroom safety, order, and routine by reinforcing behavioral expectations and procedures.
• Facilitate balanced instructional experiences that encourage learning through observation, questioning, play, and discovery.
• Adapt teaching strategies and materials to meet the individual needs and interests of children.
• Greet children warmly and assist with transitioning them into the school environment.
• Provide age-appropriate care, including feeding, dressing, and diapering as needed.
• Promote proper hygiene and healthy eating habits through modeling and instruction.