Job Summary:
TOP Early Learning Center, a nonprofit preschool focused on providing high-quality early learning experiences to children in need, is seeking a dedicated Studio Coordinator. The Studio Coordinator will work with toddlers and preschool-age children, supporting at-risk students and families through engaging art and music experiences.

Responsibilities:

• Plan purposefully to offer children opportunities for inquiry and constructive meaning through hands-on experiences using various art media and music.
• Collaborate with teachers to integrate classroom project topics into art and music experiences.
• Develop and adapt developmentally appropriate curricula and experiences for children in the “Open Windows Learning” studio.
• Share children’s work with teachers and families through transcripts, photographs, and videos, creating documentation and displays as needed.
• Regularly reflect with teachers, the Center Director, and families on educational goals and progress.
• Ensure program practices align with quality standards.
• Assist in maintaining appropriate ratios and credential requirements for the classroom.
• Foster positive interpersonal relationships among staff members, classrooms, and schools.
• Identify professional development opportunities that align with teaching staff goals and needs.
• Provide coverage for breaks and lunches when necessary.
• Report directly to the Center Director.

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working with toddlers and preschool-age children.
• Commitment to supporting at-risk students and families.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills.
• Ability to develop engaging and developmentally appropriate curricula.
• Knowledge of early childhood education best practices.

Benefits:

• Paid Time Off
• Paid Holidays including Christmas and Spring Break
• In-Service Training
• Paid Tuition
• Health, Dental, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts, and voluntary supplemental coverages
• 401K with Match

Salary: Based on Educatio

• Plan purposefully to offer children opportunities for inquiry and constructive meaning through hands-on experiences using various art media and music.
• Collaborate with teachers to integrate classroom project topics into art and music experiences.
• Develop and adapt developmentally appropriate curricula and experiences for children in the “Open Windows Learning” studio.
• Share children’s work with teachers and families through transcripts, photographs, and videos, creating documentation and displays as needed.
• Regularly reflect with teachers, the Center Director, and families on educational goals and progress.
• Ensure program practices align with quality standards.
• Assist in maintaining appropriate ratios and credential requirements for the classroom.
• Foster positive interpersonal relationships among staff members, classrooms, and schools.
• Identify professional development opportunities that align with teaching staff goals and needs.
• Provide coverage for breaks and lunches when necessary.
• Report directly to the Center Director