Multi-Site Floater Teacher — Impactful Classroom Support

Paylocity; California (MO); On-site; USD 39,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage reimbursement

Supplemental pay for floater role

Health benefits for full/part-time

Retirement plan

Professional growth opportunities

Paid time off

Holiday shutdown

Job summary

Options for Learning is seeking a dedicated floater to support teaching staff across Early Learning and School-age programs. The role substitutes for regular teachers and reinforces a safe, caring environment while delivering curriculum and supervising children.

You will plan activities, develop learning centers, and participate in site meetings, with emphasis on language development and diversity. Requirements include a teaching permit and California driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Possess a child development teaching permit.
• Associate degree in child development or 24 CD units + 16 GE units.
• Three admin units with grade C or better.
• Current pediatric CPR and First Aid certification acceptable to licensing.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement classroom activities based on program curriculum.
• Prepare and implement an individual educational plan for each child.
• Supervise and interact with children in a positive manner.
• Maintain learning centers reflecting children's interests and needs.
• Provide a wide variety of active learning experiences.

Skills

Child development teacher permit

English communication

Bilingual language skills (preferred)

Education

Associate degree in child development

24 units in child development + 16 units in general education

Three admin units (C or better)

Pediatric CPR & First Aid certification

Job description

Options for Learning is seeking a dedicated floater to support teaching staff across Early Learning and School-age programs. The role substitutes for regular teachers and reinforces a safe, caring environment while delivering curriculum and supervising children.

You will plan activities, develop learning centers, and participate in site meetings, with emphasis on language development and diversity. Requirements include a teaching permit and California driver’s license.