TK Teacher: Nurturing Early Learners

ReNEW Schools; California (MO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

San José Unified is seeking a Transitional Kindergarten Teacher to lay the foundation for young learners through a nurturing, play-based classroom environment. The role emphasizes social-emotional growth, early literacy and numeracy, and strong family partnerships.

You will support students in developing confidence and independence, using hands-on activities and a developmentally appropriate approach. AB-2534 compliance and strong collaboration with families are essential.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Multiple Subject Credential with EL Authorization.
• Complete 24 ECE / child development units by the end of your second year with San José Unified.
• Have at least 12 units already completed and one year of preschool teaching experience.
• Unit requirements can be waived if you have been a full-time preschool teacher for at least one year or part-time preschool teacher for at least two years.

Responsibilities

• Create a nurturing, play-based classroom supporting social-emotional growth.
• Support early literacy and numeracy through hands-on learning experiences.
• Build strong relationships with students and families to foster confidence and independence.

Skills

Nurturing educator

Family partnerships

Child development knowledge

Education

Multiple Subject Credential with EL Authorization

24 ECE units by year 2 (SJUSD)

12 units + 1 year preschool teaching

Unit waiver with 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time preschool teaching

Job description

San José Unified is seeking a Transitional Kindergarten Teacher to lay the foundation for young learners through a nurturing, play-based classroom environment. The role emphasizes social-emotional growth, early literacy and numeracy, and strong family partnerships.

You will support students in developing confidence and independence, using hands-on activities and a developmentally appropriate approach. AB-2534 compliance and strong collaboration with families are essential.