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Mi Casita is seeking a part-time Assistant Teacher to support the Head Teacher in Brooklyn, NY. The role involves creating a thoughtful classroom environment that inspires play and curiosity, fostering growth across physical, social, and intellectual domains.
You will observe and document classroom interactions, collaborate with the teaching team, and help implement curriculum with a focus on equity and inclusive learning. Regular family communication is part of the duties.
Employment type Part-time employee Department — Work location Brooklyn, NY Compensation $20 – $24 per hour
Final compensation will depend on the location and level at which the candidate is hired
The Assistant Teacher responsibilities include:
Classroom Management
Assisting the Head Teacher in creating a thoughtful classroom environment that inspires play and curiosity and fosters the physical, social, emotional and intellectual growth of the children;
Observing and documenting classroom interactions through individual and whole group assessments, photographs, dictation, etc.
Collaborating with the teaching team to maintain the everyday function of the classroom.
Assuming that children are people worthy of respect and full of potential for learning.
Assisting the Head Teacher in implementing curriculum.
Assisting the Head Teacher in Implementing equity and social justice principles into the everyday experience of the children;
Performing and analyzing ongoing developmental assessments.
Communication
Maintaining regular communication with families, verbally, through our preferred platform, or by email correspondence (individual emails, weekly newsletters, etc.);
Assisting the Head Teacher in planning and facilitating bi-annual parent teacher conferences;
Meeting with parents and administration to find avenues of support for individual children when needed.
Mi Casita is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on the basis of any characteristic protected by federal, New York State, or New York City law.