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Under the Magic Pine Tree in Reno, Nevada, is seeking enthusiastic team members to support children from infants through preschool. This position offers opportunities for mentorship and professional growth in a Reggio-inspired environment.
You will help create safe and engaging learning spaces while building meaningful relationships with children and coworkers. Join a supportive team that values development and embraces every child's potential!
Not every preschool is the same! At Under the Magic Pine Tree, we believe children are capable, educators are professionals, and learning happens through relationships, curiosity, and thoughtful environments.
We're looking for someone who wants more than "just a childcare job." We're looking for someone who enjoys being wherever they're needed—supporting classrooms, helping children feel safe and connected, encouraging teachers, and contributing to a calm, joyful school culture.
You don't need years of experience. You do need to be dependable, kind, eager to learn, and excited to grow alongside a team that believes great teaching is something we develop together.
Every day is a little different, which is exactly what makes this position so important.
You might:
You won't simply be filling in. You'll be an essential part of the team.
We are a Reggio-inspired early learning school where teachers are learners too.
That means you'll receive:
Many of our leaders began in support positions. We believe in growing great educators from within.
We believe great educators are developed, not simply hired.
Qualified team members have the opportunity to participate in our paid Registered Apprenticeship Program, where you'll receive structured mentorship, professional development, and a clear pathway for advancement into Lead Teacher, Mentor Teacher, and leadership roles.
If you're looking for a place to grow—not just a place to work—we'd love to meet you.
Apply today and discover what it feels like to be part of a school where children—and educators—are truly seen as capable.