School-Age Program Leader (5–12) – Impactful Child Development

Erie House; Chicago, Northern (IL, KY); Hybrid; USD 24,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work / life integration

Generous paid time off

12 accrued sick days per year

3 personal days

Paid birthday off

8 paid holidays

Job summary

Erie Neighborhood House is seeking a School-Age Educator to implement our comprehensive School Age Program under the supervision of the Site Director. The role requires 5-hour daily shifts during school terms and full-time 8-hour days in summer or school breaks, contingent on funding.

You will work with children ages 5–12, promote safety and development, and participate in curriculum planning and meetings. BCH-based benefits and a supportive team environment are offered.

Qualifications

• Requires 45 hours of college coursework with at least 6 hours in child development or 30 hours with 9 hours in child development plus 1560 hours of verifiable experience with children.
• Bicultural/Bilingual (Spanish) preferred.
• Requires ability to lift/carry up to 50 pounds and meet physical demands.
• U.S. work eligibility and background check required.

Responsibilities

• Create an environment reflecting a multi-ethnic population and encourage positive interactions among children and staff.
• Collaborate with Site Director to plan and implement the School Age Program.
• Engage children aged 5–12 (and 5–6 at some sites) with age-appropriate activities.
• Assist in curriculum planning, observation, and individualized planning for each child.
• Maintain records (sign-out sheets, attendance, files) and participate in meetings and trainings.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish

Education

45+ hours college coursework with 6+ hours in child development OR 30 hours with 9+ hours in child development plus 1560 hours experience

Job description

Erie Neighborhood House is seeking a School-Age Educator to implement our comprehensive School Age Program under the supervision of the Site Director. The role requires 5-hour daily shifts during school terms and full-time 8-hour days in summer or school breaks, contingent on funding.

You will work with children ages 5–12, promote safety and development, and participate in curriculum planning and meetings. BCH-based benefits and a supportive team environment are offered.