Jobs at Yellow Brick Road Early Childhood Development Center

Supports lead educators in creating safe, inclusive, play-based learning environments for young children. Responsibilities include implementing activities, supervising children, observing developmental milestones, maintaining classroom organization and safety, guiding positive behavior, and communicating with families about daily experiences. The role requires compliance with Minnesota childcare licensing requirements, background checks, physical ability to care for children, and CPR/First Aid certification or completion within 30 days.

Leads a regional portfolio of early childhood education centers, overseeing school directors, operational performance, financial results, enrollment growth, compliance, safety, talent development, family experience, instructional quality, and facilities. Develops regional strategies, drives continuous improvement, manages risk and resources, strengthens leadership pipelines, and ensures consistent implementation of company standards and educational programs. Requires occasional regional travel and the ability to support school director, classroom educator, and mentor educator duties as needed.

Supports lead educators in creating safe, inclusive, play-based learning environments for young children. Responsibilities include implementing activities, supervising children, documenting developmental milestones, maintaining classroom organization and safety, guiding positive behavior, and communicating with families about daily routines and learning experiences. The role requires meeting Minnesota DHS teacher’s aide qualifications, completing background and licensing requirements, and holding or obtaining CPR and First Aid certification.

Provides nurturing, play-based early childhood education by planning lessons, supporting child development, observing and documenting progress, managing classroom behavior, communicating with families, and collaborating with colleagues. The role requires meeting childcare licensing requirements, maintaining CPR/First Aid certification, completing professional development, using technology for planning and reporting, and performing physical tasks including lifting children and classroom materials.

Supports the Lead Educator in creating a safe, nurturing, play-based learning environment for young children. Responsibilities include implementing activities, supervising children, supporting developmental documentation, maintaining classroom routines and cleanliness, guiding conflict resolution, communicating with families through a parent app, and collaborating with staff. The role requires childcare knowledge, teamwork, strong communication, physical ability to lift up to 65 pounds, background checks, licensing compliance, and CPR/First Aid certification or completion within 30 days.

Lead Educator plans and implements play-based, age-appropriate lessons, observes and assesses child development, manages classroom behavior, communicates with families via a parent app, participates in professional development, meets Minnesota DHS lead teacher qualifications, maintains certifications and background checks, and performs physically demanding childcare duties.

Provide nurturing, play-based early childhood education by planning curriculum, supporting child development, managing classroom behavior, documenting progress, communicating with families, and collaborating with colleagues. The role requires compliance with Minnesota DHS childcare qualifications, physical ability to care for young children, CPR/First Aid certification, background checks, and ongoing professional development.

Supports the Lead Educator in providing a safe, nurturing, and engaging learning environment for young children. Responsibilities include implementing play-based activities, supervising children, supporting developmental documentation, maintaining classroom routines and safety, assisting with conflict resolution, communicating with families through an app, and collaborating with staff. The role requires childcare knowledge, strong interpersonal skills, physical ability to lift up to 65 pounds, background checks, state licensing compliance, and CPR/First Aid certification or completion within 30 days.

Lead Educator develops play-based lesson plans, supports children’s physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development, observes and documents progress, manages classroom behavior, communicates with families, and collaborates with colleagues. The role requires creating a safe, inclusive learning environment aligned with Montessori philosophy and state standards, while participating in ongoing professional development and meeting the physical demands of supervising and caring for young children.

Supports lead educators in creating safe, nurturing, play-based learning environments for young children. Responsibilities include implementing activities, supervising children, supporting developmental observations, maintaining classroom organization and positive behavior guidance, communicating with families, and collaborating with staff. The role requires background-check clearance, pediatric CPR and First Aid certification or willingness to obtain it, physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds, and calm, effective teamwork.

Supports lead educators in creating safe, nurturing, play-based learning environments for young children. Responsibilities include implementing activities, supervising children, supporting developmental documentation, maintaining classroom routines and cleanliness, guiding conflict resolution, communicating with families through a parent app, and collaborating with colleagues. The role requires physical interaction with children, emergency responsiveness, background checks, state licensing compliance, and CPR/First Aid certification or completion within 30 days.

Create and maintain a safe Montessori classroom, observe and document child development, prepare Montessori materials and curriculum, guide children toward independence, communicate with parents, lead conferences, ensure licensing compliance, mentor assistant staff, and participate in school events and professional development.

Support the Lead Educator in delivering play-based, age-appropriate lessons aligned with Minnesota standards. Supervise and engage children, assist with classroom management, document developmental progress, communicate with families via the parent app, maintain a safe classroom, and participate in professional development and collaboration.

Support Lead Educator by assisting with play-based lesson implementation, supervising and interacting with children, maintaining a safe, organized classroom, communicating with families, observing developmental milestones, and participating in professional development.

Provide nurturing, play-based early childhood education: plan and implement lessons, observe and assess child development, manage classroom behavior, communicate with families, participate in professional development, and meet licensing and safety requirements.

Support the Lead Educator in delivering play-based lesson plans, supervise and engage children, assist with classroom management and documentation, communicate with families via the Parent Communication app, maintain a safe and organized environment, and participate in professional development.

Provide nurturing, play-based early childhood education: plan and deliver weekly lesson plans, observe and document child development, manage classroom behavior, communicate with families, and participate in professional development while meeting state DHS lead educator qualifications and safety requirements.

Provide nurturing, play-based instruction and lead classroom operations for young children. Plan and implement age-appropriate lessons, observe and assess development, manage behavior, communicate with families, document progress, and participate in professional development while meeting state licensing and safety requirements.

Support the Lead Educator in delivering play-based lesson plans, supervise and engage children, assist with classroom management and routines, document development, communicate with families, maintain a safe clean environment, and participate in professional development and collaboration.

Support the Lead Educator in daily classroom routines, caregiving, supervision, and activities for young children. Assist with lesson implementation, documentation, family communication, classroom safety, and maintaining required ratios while fostering children's independence and development.