After School Teacher - SAGE EAST

Sage Prep; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Sage Prep in Atlanta is seeking an After School Teacher to lead a creative, structured program for grades K–5. You will help scholars with homework, reinforce reading, writing, and math, and use storytelling, games, and hands-on projects to keep students engaged.

You’ll support social and emotional growth, supervise learners at all times, greet families at pickup, communicate observations with leadership, and collaborate with fellow educators to maintain a safe, joyful learning space in

Qualifications

• Genuine love for children and enthusiasm for working with elementary students.
• Experience working with K–5 in school, after school, camp, or childcare settings.
• Strong communication and instructional skills.
• Ability to mediate conflicts calmly and fairly.
• Familiarity with classroom safety and sanitation guidelines.
• Dependability and punctuality.
• Current Pediatric First Aid/CPR certification.
• Ability to pass a comprehensive background check and fingerprinting.

Responsibilities

• Plan and lead a creative, well-structured program for K–5 students.
• Support scholars with homework; reinforce reading, writing, and math skills.
• Use storytelling, games, hands-on projects, and media to keep learners engaged.

Skills

Love for children

Experience with elementary-aged kids

Excellent communication

Conflict mediation

Dependability & punctuality

Pediatric First Aid/CPR

Education

CDA credential

Georgia teaching certificate

Education coursework

Job description

About SAGE PREP

At SAGE PREP, we believe children are capable of more than the world often expects of them. Our after school program gives elementary scholars a place to finish strong: support with assignments, rich learning experiences, and a safe, joyful space to grow with friends. We are looking for an After School Teacher who will make every afternoon count.

Who You Are

You love children and genuinely enjoy the energy of elementary-aged scholars. You are cool-tempered, friendly, and dependable, the kind of person scholars trust and colleagues can count on. You balance an inventive mind with practical judgment, so your activities are both creative and well-organized. When disagreements come up between scholars, you stay calm and help them work it out. You show up on time, ready to lead from the moment scholars walk through the door.

What You’ll Do

Program Planning and Instruction

• Plan and lead a creative, well-structured program designed for elementary scholars in grades K through 5
• Support scholars in completing homework and assignments, reinforcing strong reading, writing, and math skills
• Use a variety of teaching methods, including storytelling, educational games, hands-on projects, and media, to keep scholars engaged

Social and Emotional Growth

• Observe each scholar and help them build social skills, confidence, and self-esteem
• Encourage positive peer interaction and guide scholars through conflicts respectfully

Safety and Supervision

• Provide active supervision at all times, including during transitions, outdoor play, and dismissal
• Maintain a clean, organized learning environment that meets health and safety standards

Family and Team Communication

• Greet families warmly and share positive daily updates at pickup
• Share observations and concerns about scholars with the Director or Assistant Director, who lead progress conversations with families
• Collaborate with fellow educators and school leadership to create a safe, fun learning environment

What You Bring

Required

• A genuine love for children
• Experience working with elementary-aged children in a school, after school, camp, or childcare setting
• Excellent communication and instructional skills
• Ability to mediate conflicts calmly and fairly
• Familiarity with classroom safety and sanitation guidelines
• Dependability and punctuality
• Current Pediatric First Aid/CPR certification
• Ability to pass a comprehensive background check and fingerprinting

Preferred

• Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, Georgia teaching certificate, or coursework in education or a related field
• Experience supporting K-5 literacy and math skills

Ready to Make Afternoons Matter?

If you’re energetic, dependable, and excited to help elementary scholars thrive, we would love to meet you.