Teams at Keystone Human Services

Supports Head Start classroom staff with educational programming, child safety, lesson plans, and daily activities for children ages 3–5. The substitute may work casual or per diem hours at centers in Dauphin and Cumberland counties and must attend training and travel to home visits or other locations. Required qualifications include a high school diploma, basic computer skills, and successful completion of criminal history, child abuse, and FBI clearances.

Provides behavioral interventions and classroom support for preschool children based on observations. Educates and guides families and colleagues on social-emotional development and positive classroom practices, manages challenging behaviors, delivers professional development, and supports high-quality behavioral services in Head Start settings.

Provides behavioral interventions, classroom support, and guidance based on observations of preschool children. Educates families and colleagues on social-emotional development and positive classroom practices, supports challenging behavior management, and delivers interactive professional development. The role requires early childhood experience, behavioral expertise, computer proficiency, transportation access, and successful criminal history, motor vehicle, child abuse, and FBI clearances.