JOBS IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

11/6/09

Saint Philip the Apostle Preschool and Child Care Center

725 Diamond Street

San Francisco, California 94114

POSITION: Preschool Director and Administrator

Reports to: Pastor

Salary: $42K to $60K (pending experience)

Benefits: Generous benefits package

Work schedule: M-F, Full time. Occasional evenings and weekends as required.

Organizational Description: Our Catholic preschool program and enrichment centers provide a safe, stable and stimulating environment of fun, love, friendship and security for young children. All areas of development -social, emotional, motor and academic - are addressed through structured and non-structured activities. Indoor activities include play, circle time, art, music and movement, science and cooking. By recognizing each child’s individual learning techniques, children gain a sense of accomplishment for their successes, which fosters self confidence and self esteem.

At Saint Philip, our year round programs facilitate play by supporting self esteem, cognitive and language development. Our learning centers are organized, labeled and accessible to children. Key experiences are central to young children’s development. They occur most often in active learning situations in which children have opportunities to make choices and decisions, manipulate materials, use language in personally meaningful ways, and receive appropriate adult support and guidance. Outdoor play is essential and part of our everyday schedule. All programs include a healthy snack. Our goal: To build a community of motivated, secure, happy and respectful learners in an environment that supports children in the transition for home to school. To learn through active involvement and to become independent, responsible and confident.

Child Development Preschool: Our school consists of four programs: 'Matisse Masters.' (Four afternoons per week) This is a transitional kindergarten program which offers an enriched curriculum designed for children 4 and 5 years old. With a variety of academics, our hands on activities include play as part of our High/Scope philosophy and is implemented by a credentialed teacher. The late 5 year old child can also continue 'another year to grow' in our developmentally appropriate kindergarten readiness program as we investigate letter recognition, beginning sound and the connection between print and language through the use of literature. 'Whirling van Goghs.' This is a full day program for children aged 3 to 5 years. Children work in open center time while developing key skills, with both child centered and teacher directed daily activities. We work on social skills, character building, language comprehension, fine motor development including math readiness, and gross motor focus. Children have a rest time each day and must bring their own lunch. 'Mini Monet's.' This is a three morning per week program designed for children aged 3 and 4 years old. As in all of our programs, our thematic approach to learning is used to connect many subjects to the week and special day themes. This is incorporated in to a journey of discovery and books as they experience both indoor and outdoor play. 'Petite Picassos.' This group offers activities developmentally appropriate for the 3 year old child. Singing, music and movement are a part of the 2 mornings a week curriculum. Child centered activities include art and science, play and story time while at our open exploration centers. Small group activities allow children to work together to have fun at play and work on social skills.

Position Requirements:

Minimum qualifications include: Program Director or Site Supervisor Permit. FBI and Child Abuse Index clearance. Knowledge of Community Care Licensing requirements, California Department of Education (California State Preschool Program) requirements and of NAEYC standards. Ability to manage all aspects of a preschool program including staff supervision, contract management, budgeting and financial oversight, child recruitment, enrollment/registration and curriculum development. One year of child development site supervisor or program director experience desired. Must have high school or equivalent completed; at least an AA degree with emphasis on child development; on site teaching experience, certified ECE units.

We are seeking candidates with proven supervision and leadership skills, excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills, and an ability to work well with a diverse population of children, families, staff, and volunteers. Familiarity and comfort working with computer applications and the internet is required.

Position Responsibilities:

The Preschool Director is supervised by the Pastor of the parish and works in collaboration with teachers to design, implement, and evaluate a culturally and developmentally appropriate program.

Program Oversight:

Provides leadership and vision for the preschool program both in the context of the center and of the community.
Evaluates all aspects of the preschool, including program design, volunteer capacity, collaborations, and family and community relationships.
Foster an atmosphere of positive communication and partnership with parents/guardians, including responding promptly and courteously to concerns and/or complaints.
Create a system of regular communications with parents/guardians, including but not limited to formal/informal meetings on student progress, enrollment status, newsletters, calendars, and memos.
Ensure program activities reflect best practices in child development and implement changes that will allow our preschool to remain both an innovative and model preschool for the community.
Ensure the preschool provides inclusive, developmentally, and culturally appropriate learning experiences and activities.
Facilitate and advise the Parent Consultative Board and Sunshine Committees, including outreach, leadership development, scheduling meetings, and assisting parents in the planning and implementation of family based activities.
Ensure an environment that is physically and emotionally safe for children.

Supervision:

Recruit, hire, train, and provide ongoing direct supervision for all program staff.
Conduct annual performance evaluations for staff.
Provide in-service staff trainings on topics such as child development, compliance, licensing, and other relevant areas.
Direct, and implement a staff professional development curriculum to ensure ongoing professional development.

Administration:

Serve as the primary point person for the Archdiocese School Department, Community Care Licensing, National Association for the Education of Young Children and the Department of Children Youth and Families.
Ensure compliance with licensing and all contracts including reporting, and maintenance of student records and attendance.
Monitor food service including adherence to nutritional standards, safety and sanitation.
Prepare an annual program budget and monitor all expenditures to meet projections, working with the parish accountant/Operations Manager.
Maintain waiting lists, conduct tours, and register children.
Attend collaborative meetings; represent St Philips in the area of early childhood education.
Serve as the primary liaison with other preschool/early childhood programs and relevant collaborations.
Support fundraising efforts on an as-needed basis to strengthen and sustain the programs.
Additional responsibilities as assigned by the pastor

Professional Performance Standards:

Maintain an awareness of Saint Philip’s mission and strive to promote the individual and social change goals it embodies.
Perform tasks and responsibilities in a complete and timely manner, complying with Handbook policies and standards and conforming to the scheduling requirements of the job.
Maintain a creative, team-building approach to job performance and seek to bring a constructive, problem solving orientation to all tasks.
Actively seek opportunities to develop skills and create opportunities to teach co-workers.
Exercise professional judgment and discretion at all times in keeping with the responsibilities carried personally and by St. Philip’s for the care and welfare of the children and families served.
Ability to work well with a diverse staff and excel in a multi-cultural environment.

7. As a Catholic institution, Catholic applicants are given priority, but all applicants are seriously considered

Applicants should send cover letter and resume to:

Reverend Tony P. LaTorre

Saint Philip’s Church

725 Diamond Street

San Francisco, CA 94114

Fax (415) 282-8962

fathertony@sbcglobal.net

Please, no phone calls about this position.

11/2/09

Institute for Human and Social Development is hiring for three positions:

Position: BILINGUAL LEAD TEACHER -HEAD START

PROGRAM

(AM SHIFT) 25 hours per week
Location:                     East Palo Alto
Salary:                        Depending on Experience
Filing Deadline:             Open until filled

All applicants need to submit copies of transcripts with ECE units when applying for this job opening.

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES:

Teach a group of children ages 3-5. Plan, develop and carry out classroom goals and objectives
Develop Individualized Learning plan (ILP) for each child
Maintain accurate records on children's developmental progress
Make two (2) home visits per year for each child to assess needs and keep parents informed about child's progress
Conduct developmental screenings and observations
Supervise Teacher and Assistant Teacher in techniques and practices in working with children and families

QUALIFICATIONS:

AA or BA in Early Childhood Education
A minimum of 1 year actual classroom teaching/supervisory experience. Experience with children with behavioral challenges.
Proof of completion of core ECE courses (ECE201 Child Development, ECE210 Early Childhood Education Principles, ECE211 Early Childhood Education Curriculum, ECE212 Child, Family and Community)
Current California Child Development Teacher Permit or qualified for a Teacher's Permit
Current Department of Justice/FBI Child Abuse Index Clearance
Recent tubercular clearance (within past six (6) months)
Current Pediatric CPR and First Aid certification
Health examination upon employment
Regular attendance and punctuality are an essential function of the job.

SELECTION PROCESS:
Applicants will be reviewed by a screening committee for satisfaction of minimum qualification standards. The best candidates for the position will be invited for a panel interview and evaluation. All candidates interviewed will be notified in writing following their interview. Please submit copies of transcripts, degree(s) and any certification along with the cover letter and resume.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION

HEALTH AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
Physical examination and TB test upon employment
Fingerprint clearance/child abuse Index/Criminal Record Statement.

APPLY:            Attn: Human Resources Department
                        Institute for Human and Social Development
                        1265 Mission Rd
                        South San Francisco, CA 94080
                        Telephone Number- 650-246-1716
                        Fax: 650.589.5710 OR E-Mail to: hr_resume@ihsdinc.org

AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER

Position: HOME-BASED SPECIALISTS for EARLY HEAD START (2)
Location:               San Mateo County- North County and Coastal Area (Pescadero)
Hours:                    Full time Regular Twelve Month Position
Salary:                   Depending on Experience - $17.50 to $21.00 per hour, plus benefits

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

Assists families in identifying strengths, developing goals, and assessing available resources through a family assessment process.
Encourages and promotes the family's achievement of self-sufficiency.
Provides scheduled weekly home visits with pregnant women and/or families with infants/toddlers on a one-to-one basis (will include some evenings/every other Saturday). Home visits promote parent involvement through the planning and implementation of child development activities in the family's home environment.
Provides ongoing assessment of infants/toddlers in the Early Head Start Program using appropriate assessment tools.
Plans and facilitates parent/child socialization activities (will include some evenings/every other Saturday).
Assists with the coordination and planning of parent activities and parent education programs.
Conducts recruitment and intake activities of Early Head Start eligible children and their families to maintain full enrollment and a waiting list

QUALIFICATIONS:

Associate or Bachelor degree in Social Work, Child Development, Psychology, or a related field.
Minimum one (1) year work experience with and knowledge of principles of family dynamics, early intervention and infant/toddler development.
Minimum one (1) year work experience with and knowledge of issues specific to low-income populations.
Minimum of six Early Childhood Education (ECE) units in Child Development and ECE Curriculum
Knowledge of community agency resources in north county or coastal area for staff and parents.
Ability to maintain accurate records and utilize computer to prepare necessary reports.
Ability to establish and maintain a cooperative and professional working relationship with staff, parents and other public agency personnel.
Bilingual in Spanish required.
Valid California driver's license and reliable vehicle.

SELECTION PROCESS:
Cover letter and resume must be submitted with copies of transcripts, degree(s). Applications will be reviewed by a screening committee for satisfaction of minimum qualification standards. Those applicants with evidence of the best qualifications will be invited for panel interview evaluation. All candidates interviewed will be notified in writing following the interview.

AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER

Position: HOME-BASED SPECIALIST for HEAD START

Location:               San Mateo County-South County
Hours:                   Full time Regular Nine Month Position
Salary:                  Depending on Experience - $17.50 to $21.00 per hour, plus benefits

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

Assists families in identifying strengths, developing goals, and assessing available resources through a family assessment process.
Encourages and promotes the family's achievement of self-sufficiency.
Provides scheduled weekly home visits with preschool children and their families on a one-to-one basis (will include some evenings/ every other Saturday). Home visits promote parent involvement through the planning and implementation of child development activities in the family's home environment.
Provides ongoing assessment of preschool children in the Head Start Program using appropriate assessment tools.
Plans and facilitates parent/child socialization activities (will include some evenings/ every other Saturday).
Assists with the coordination and planning of parent activities and parent education programs.
Conducts recruitment and intake activities of Head Start eligible children and their families to maintain full enrollment and a waiting list

QUALIFICATIONS:

Associate or Bachelor degree in Social Work, Child Development, Psychology, or a related field.
Minimum one (1) year work experience with and knowledge of principles of family dynamics, early intervention and child development of children three to five years old.
Minimum one (1) year work experience with and knowledge of issues specific to low-income populations.
Minimum of six Early Childhood Education (ECE) units in Child Development and ECE Curriculum.
Knowledge of community agency resources for staff and parents.
Ability to maintain accurate records and utilize computer to prepare necessary reports.
Ability to establish and maintain a cooperative and professional working relationship with staff, parents and other public agency personnel.
Bilingual in Spanish required.
Valid California driver's license and vehicle.

SELECTION PROCESS:
Cover letter and resume must be submitted with copies of transcripts, degree(s).
Applications will be reviewed by a screening committee for satisfaction of minimum qualification standards. Those applicants with evidence of the best qualifications will be invited for panel interview evaluation. All candidates interviewed will be notified in writing following the interview.

APPLY: email: hr_resume@ihsdinc.org
Fax: (650) 589-5710
Mail: Attn: Human Resources
The Institute for Human and Social Development, Inc.
1265 Mission Road
South San Francisco, CA 94080

AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY- AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER

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10/30/09

Our nursery school is looking for a new director:
Woodside Parents' Nursery School
3154 Woodside Road
Woodside, CA 94062
650 851 7112

p/t 20 hours a week

contact person: ashliderrico@yahoo.com

10/29/09

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Are you looking for an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of hundreds of children and families with your management and leadership skills? Are you ready to join a dynamic team where passion and expertise thrive? Look no further, Wu Yee Children's Services is looking for a Director ready to lead this growing department.

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Child Development program provides services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years utilizing programs including Head Start and Early Head Start.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Ensure that the Child Development program in compliance with all regulatory requirements and standards, particularly those of Head Start, Early Head Start, state preschool programs, Title 5 and Title 22.

-Assume responsibility for implementing program goals, ensuring contract requirements are met and that program is grounded in all pertinent laws, guidelines and policies including Early/Head Start Performance Standards, State Licensing regulations and organization personnel policies and procedures

-Manage the child development department in a fiscally sound manner; hire, supervise, motivate and train staff; ensure that appropriate systems and procedures are in place to support program needs and goals; identify and develop professional growth opportunities for staff

-Demonstrated ability to work effectively with and quickly gain the respect and support of various constituencies, including staff members, funders, internal and external partners

-A team builder with strong skills in management and leadership; must understand the subtleties of motivating and directing a diverse group of personalities;

-A catalyst with vision who can create excitement and energy around the child development programs and encourage others to support the organization; persuasive, persistent, and determined in the pursuit of program quality and excellence

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

- Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field preferred

-OR Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field AND 10 years of relevant experience

-A valid California Child Development Program Director permit

-At least 7-10 years of proven experience managing complex child development programs (State preschool, Early/Head Start etc.) in a sophisticated organization and 3-5 years of extensive management experience motivating and developing a staff

-A track record as an effective communicator; highly skilled in writing and speaking; the ability to communicate the department’s mission and interests to varied audiences internally and externally

-Strategic planner who is adept at prioritizing, organizing and following through; able to balance multiple competing priorities; resourceful and flexible, ability to anticipate and act on events and opportunities quickly

-Straightforward and self-possessed; one who shares information readily, listens as well as gives advice and respects the abilities of others; diplomatic

-Energetic and willing to work hands-on in developing and executing a variety of program needs ranging from the day-to-day to the highly creative and visible

-Committed to and enthusiastic about agency mission and programs and the communities they serve

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume w/ cover letter to: Wu Yee Children's Services, 706 Mission Street, 6^th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103, attn: Human Resources or fax to (415) 543-1618. E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org. Head Start/Early Head Start parents will be given preference for which they are qualified, please note this in your cover letter. Immediate opening. Open until filled. Wu Yee is an equal opportunity employer.

10/27/09

Hi,

I am a single working mom who is looking for on-call/per diem babysitters in the event that my sons become mildly ill and can't go to daycare.

Requirements:

- Agree to be available or on call specific days of the week.

- Comfortable with caring for mildly ill children (no fevers over 100 or vomiting)

- CPR/First Aid Certified or open to taking class

- Able to work from 8:30- 5:45pm on days that you are called up

- Not allergic to dogs

- Ability to get to the haight/ashbury neighborhood

- Willingness to submit to a background check

- References (2)

Payment:

- $14/hr f(1 child) or $16/hr (2 children) – paid to you same day

Thanks,

Cristina Delgado

ctdelgado7@yahoo.com
cell number 415-200-6192

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10/27/09

WHITNEY YOUNG CHILD DEVELOPEMENT CENTER

100 WHITNEY YOUNG CIRCLE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94124 ~ TELEPHONE 415-821-7550 FAX 415-821-0442

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Title: Teacher

Experience Required: 2 Years Preschool Classroom Experience

Position

Plan and supervise educational, recreational and creative activities for diverse mainstreamed class. Organize and direct classroom activities and teaching. Supervises classroom aide and associate teacher, support classroom environment. Individualize program /curriculum to fit each child’s needs in order to support skill development and school readiness.

Minimum Requirements

1. Permit required with 24 ECE/CD units including core courses and 16 general Ed.

2. Must be willing to continue education ECE, Special Education, and special focus areas, i.e. music, science, etc;

3. Maintain a safe and orderly educational environment;

4. Be able to read, write, speak and understand standard English;

5. Be flexible if asked to change working hours, classrooms or site;

6. Must be good health, able to lift 50 lbs. Must be able to pass a physical exam

General Duties:

I. Daily Duties

1. Maintain a clean , orderly, safe classroom environment;

2. Maintain proper use of storage of all supplies and materials and equipment;

3. Plan and execute classroom and outdoor activities for a group of able/disable children with the assistance of an aide;

4. Write weekly clear objectives notes on students behavior and progress;

5. Monitor classroom sign-in sheets and meal count for correctness;

6. Work with team to prepare lesson plan;

7. Prepare and maintain classroom list to meet needs for curriculum;

8. Identify and use resources in the teaching of the children.

9. Work with Master Teacher to prepare field trips.(Include recruiting volunteers);

10. Must insure supervision of individuals in group at all times.

11. Support all staff with toilet training;

12. Greet each child at time of arrival; for health check;

13. Support children on how to respect each other;

14. Understand and use positive methods of discipline; use effective reward system;

15. Use standard English when speaking with children;

16. Work with master teacher to develop appropriate meal-time behavior and eat with children;

17. Teacher’s Aides skills in appropriate practices;

18. Maintain health and safety;

II. Periodic Duties

1. Attend staff meetings;

2. Complete required reports on time;

3. Work with master teacher to hold parent conferences;

4. Develop a well rounded curriculum;

5. Order classroom supplies from administration as needed;;

6. Insure care of classroom supplies by staff and children.

III. Occasional Duties

1. Attend workshops, conferences, in-service training and health & safety;

2. Report all work related incidents and injuries immediately

3. Assist keeping center clean;

4. Prepare educational materials; Write injury and illness reports for office and parents;

5. Report child abuse or neglect by phone and in writing to CPS and Director;

6. Call in at 6am when not reporting to work.(Illness or emergency);

7. All other time off must be arranged in advance;

__________________________

Employee Name: _____________________________

Start Date: _____________________________ Initial Assigned Site ______________

Qualifications: ECE/CD Units _________________ General Education Units ___________

Job Title: ______________________________ Rate of Pay: $12.85 - $13.60

_____________________________________ _______________________________

Employee Signature Date

_____________________________________ _______________________________

Supervisor Signature Date

10/22/09

Tenderloin Childcare Center (TLC), a non-profit center serving at risk, low-income and homeless children/families is seeking an enthusiastic and reflective individual interested in working in a positive, play based environment. You will be working in the infant room (3mos to 18 mons.). Infant teacher (Spanish speaking required) with Asst. Teacher and above- TLC is a PFA and NAEYC Accredited center. ECE experience and Spanish speaking preferred along with required child development permit. Ability to lift, bend, squat and pick up children required. Please fax resumes to 415.776-0276 or email resume to mmcnamara@compass-sf.org

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10/5/09

Child Care Program Director

Position Opening

Florence Crittenton Services (FCS) has served San Francisco for more than 120 years and is well-respected for programs serving children and families. Our mission of empowering families to become self-sufficient and strengthening children’s foundations for learning is realized through our Crittenton Child Care, Families, and Jobs Programs.

The Child Care Program Director position is senior level and full-time, and requires someone who already has (or can quickly obtain) a California Child Development Program Director level permit. The ideal candidate will have experience managing child care centers and family day care homes, have excellent knowledge of CDE licensing requirements, demonstrated ability to measure program performance, have strong leadership skills, and have experience working with a diverse staff.

Responsibilities of the position include:

Program Administration:

-Complete required funding applications and contract/MOU renewals annually; assist with seeking new funding opportunities

-Streamline, integrate and maintain all necessary program records and complete timely reporting required by licensing, NAEYC Accreditation, CDE, DCYF, other foundation and government funders/grants internal reports for HR, Payroll and others as needed

- Ensure information and reporting conduit exists between child care program and other departments and parents

-Participate as a member of the agency leadership team

-Prepare annual program operational plan for submission to Executive Director

-Monitor program progress with quantitative and qualitative data summaries to the Executive Director, Leadership Team, and Board of Directors.

-Maintain program budget. Work with Finance Director to develop annual budget and mid-year adjustments to remain on budget for meeting contracts. Approve all program expenditures.

-Participate on appropriate local and state committees regarding early care and education initiatives, programs and policies

-Monitor local, state and federal legislation and budgets affecting children, families and child care

Program Development:

-Take a leadership role in planning for program expansion including new child care centers and family child care homes; plan and implement program improvements

-Review and update annually program policies and procedures, including but not limited to parent, staff and family child care provider handbooks

-Collaborate with Family Advocates to ensure parent advisory committee and meeting participation, staff support for providing child care services, and linkage between parent training topics and program curriculum

-Ensure program utilization of consultants to the maximum benefits of children, families, staff and program

-Monitor and support staff and providers in the implementation of Creative Curriculum, Desired Results Developmental Profile, and Gateway to Quality standards. Center-based programs also required to meet NAEYC Accreditation standards

-Plan for bi-annual program evaluation by staff and parents

-Participate as staff for the Board of Directors Program Committee

Program Supervision:

-Lead and supervise child care program staff

-Develop and implement plan to meet program staffing needs including recruitment and hiring as approved by the Executive Director

-Ensure adequate orientation of program staff, volunteers and family child care providers to their roles and responsibilities, the program, and FCS policies and procedures

-Plan annual staff development training schedule and topics, integrating outside trainings as needed such as PITC

-Ensure family child care providers receive regular monitoring and coaching

-Work with Public Health and Mental Health consultants to benefit the program operations

-Ensure staff and family child care providers create and implement a professional development plan that meets the needs of the children, families and program

-Ensure policies and procedures outlined in FCS employee handbook, program handbook and SEIU 790 union contract and other agency documents are followed and adhered to

-Other duties as assigned

If you are interested in applying for this position, please send your resume, cover letter, at least 3 references, salary requirements, and proof of program director permit level (if available) to mcarlson@fcs-sf.org. For more information about FCS, please visit our website at www.fcs-sf.org. This position is open until filled.

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10/2/09

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: TEACHER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Head Start and Early Head Start program provide services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years old.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Plan and implement a developmental and age appropriate program for children

-Ensure a safe, healthy and nurturing classroom environment

-Prepare materials and lesson plans which meet the individual needs of all children

-Perform ongoing screening, assessments and formal observations of children's development

-Develop trusting relationships with children, parents, and colleagues

-Maintain ongoing, open communication with parents and conduct parent conferences

- Participate in a multi-disciplinary team approach

-Contribute to ongoing development and evaluation of center's goals and objectives

-Plan and attend parent/teacher meetings, in-service trainings, and events

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-A valid California Child Development Teacher permit or eligibility for permit application

-Bilingual in Spanish/English or Chinese/English required

-BA in Early Childhood Education or related field

-1 year of teaching experience with young children and diverse populations preferred

-Experience leading a team in implementing a developmental and age appropriate curriculum

-Ability to communicate effectively with children, parents and other staff

-Good communication, problem solving, and priority setting skills as well as maintaining an overall positive and professional attitude

-Able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume w/ cover letter to:

Attn: Human Resources

Wu Yee Children's Services

706 Mission Street, 6^th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94103

Fax: (415) 543-1618

E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org

Immediate opening until filled. Head Start/Early Head Start Parents will be given preference for which they are qualified; please note this in your cover letter. Wu Yee is an equal opportunity employer.

For a list of all current openings visit:

http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: ERSEA MANAGER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a nonprofit family and children's service agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to empower families and communities by providing linguistically and culturally appropriate quality children and family services.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Coordinate recruitment and enrollment efforts for program receiving state and federal funding.

-Ensure timely enrollment of families for subsidized childcare programs

-Monitor all enrollment activity to ensure conformity with all legal, regulatory requirements and best practices

-Maintain current knowledge base regarding Head Start ERSEA regulations, State and Federal regulations and contract requirements,

-Maintain an updated record-keeping system to collect documentation for state and federal contract monitoring purposes

-Monitor the application process so that staff and families are fully informed of program services and options and that all documentation needed to enroll are complete and accurate

-Identify barriers to meeting performance standards requirements and develop appropriate solutions

-Evaluate program data to determine efficacy of programs, needs, trends

-Ensure that family data entered into central database is accurate, complete and timely

-Analyze data to determine whether performance standards are being met; promptly alert appropriate staff to service delivery problems discovered through monitoring reports

-Enhance and/or develop systems that support program needs and functions, including the development of policies, procedures, forms, outreach material and other documents as needed

-Complete monthly and quarterly reports to partner agencies such as DCYF, CDE, and Head Start

SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-BA/BS in Child Development, Business Administration, Public Administration or Social Services degree AND 2 year of relevant experience OR AA with 3 years of relevant experience

-2-3 years management and supervisory experience

-Detail oriented, analytical, ability to multi-task

-Proactive, action oriented with strong time management skills

-Bilingual/biliterate in Chinese/English or Spanish/English a plus

-Strong interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal)

-Knowledge of social service and family agencies/resources in San Francisco

-Demonstrated ability to work effectively with diverse groups of individuals

-Ability to work some weekends and evenings

-Ability to work independently and as a team member

-Proficient with MS Office Suite, strong excel and database experience

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits
APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume with cover letter to:

Wu Yee Children's Services, 706 Mission St.,6^th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103. Attn: Human Resources. Or fax to (415) 543-1618. E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org. Immediate opening until filled. Head Start/Early Head Start Parents will be given preference for which they are qualified; please note in your cover letter. Wu Yee is an equal opportunity employer.

For a list of all current openings visit: http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: PART TIME ASSOCIATE TEACHER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children’s services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Head Start and Early Head Start program provide services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years old.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Assist the planning, implementation and documentation of a developmentally appropriate program for children

-Ensure and maintain a safe, healthy and nurturing classroom environment

-Prepare materials that highlight the interests and development of the children

-Develop trusting relationships with children and parents

-Assist prepare ongoing records and assessments of children's development

-Maintain ongoing, open communication with parents and attend parent conferences

-Participate in a multi-disciplinary team approach

-Contribute to ongoing development and evaluation of center's goals and objectives

-Attend parent meetings, in-service trainings, and events

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-A valid California Child Development Associate Teacher permit or eligible for permit application

-Bilingual in Chinese/English or Spanish/English a plus

-1 year of teaching experience with young children and diverse populations

-Ability to communicate effectively with children, parents and other staff

-Good communication, problem solving, and priority setting skills as well as maintaining an overall positive and professional attitude.

-Able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume with cover letter to:

Attn: Human Resources

Wu Yee Children's Services

706 Mission St., 6^th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94103.

Fax: (415) 543-1618

E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org.

Immediate opening until filled. Head Start/Early Head Start parents will be given preference for which they are qualified, please note that in your cover letter. Wu Yee is an equal opportunity employer.

For a list of all current openings visit: http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

As a member of Wu Yee's Management team, the Child Development Director will provide the leadership, strategic direction, management and coordination for the agency's child development efforts.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Demonstrated ability to work effectively with and quickly gain the respect and support of various constituencies, including staff members, funders, internal and external partners

-A team builder with strong skills in management and leadership; must understand the subtleties of motivating and directing a diverse group of personalities;

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field preferred

-OR Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field AND 10 years of relevant experience

- A valid California Child Development Program Director permit

-At least 7-10 years of proven experience managing complex child development programs (State preschool, Early/ Head Start etc.) in a sophisticated organization and 3-5 years of extensive management experience motivating and developing a staff

-A track record as an effective communicator; highly skilled in writing and speaking; the ability to communicate the department’s mission and interests to varied audiences internally and externally

-Straightforward and self-possessed; one who shares information readily, listens as well as gives advice and respects the abilities of others; diplomatic

-Energetic and willing to work hands-on in developing and executing a variety of program needs ranging from the day-to-day to the highly creative and visible

-Committed to and enthusiastic about agency mission and programs and the communities they serve

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

9/29/09

Wanted: A guy who loves sports

& wants to make some cash

$15 an hour to hang out and play sports with 8 year old boy Saturdays from 10am-4pm

Must be reliable, have a car, and positive attitude

If interested please contact Abby 415-885-1742

Or email Abigail.m.rodriguez@gmail.com

9/25/09

Position Announcement

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

San Francisco, CA

POSITION SUMMARY

The Executive Director of APA Family Support Services oversees the strategic planning, capacity building, resource development, and collaborative networking of APA and the Asian Pacific Islander Family Resource Network. APA seeks a leader with passion for the mission and demonstrated non-profit experience, who will continue to build on the success of this innovative and unique organization.

ABOUT APA

APA Family Support Services (formerly Asian Perinatal Advocates) was founded in 1987 and incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1992. Located in Chinatown, APA provides linguistically appropriate and culturally competent family support services to low income, monolingual Asian Pacific Islander immigrant families. APA serves 3,000 children and families each year, in nine API languages through its four San Francisco sites in Chinatown, Excelsior, Mission, and Bayview Hunters Point.

APA is San Francisco's foremost advocate and service provider for immigrant and at-risk API families. Our mission is to promote healthy families and to prevent child abuse and domestic violence in API families and to advocate for culturally competent services for API's through education, community building and leadership development. We offer a continuum of comprehensive services ranging from prevention, early intervention, crisis intervention and community development.

APA is the lead agency for the API Family Resource Network, which aligns 22 public and private organizations to serve San Francisco's API population. We have established effective collaborative partnerships with the Department of Human Services Agency, Child Welfare Department, Department of Public Health, San Francisco General Hospital, California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco United School District, San Francisco's Department of Children, Youth & Their Families and First 5 San Francisco.

The APA Board of Directors consists of 15 diverse professionals and community representatives who are dedicated to making a change in the lives of the clients we serve. The staff of 30 shares a strong commitment to the agency's mission and places a high value on their collegial work relationships. Most are aided in their ability to serve the clients through their personal experience as bilingual and bicultural immigrants.

APA’s annual budget is approximately $2 million; 77% of revenue is earned through several major government contracts. The balance of revenue comes from individual contributions and foundation grants. Over the years, APA has established strong fiscal management and a healthy financial base. For more information, please visit our website at www.apasfgh.org.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

APA completed its strategic planning process in late 2008. Key strategic priorities are to:

-Strengthen and protect core services central to APA's mission

-Increase contributed income

-Pursue facility ownership with a capital campaign

-Develop staff and Board to sustain APA's success through its executive transition

-Conduct an excellent Executive Director leadership transition

REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS & OVERVIEW

The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and works closely with the Board President. The ED supervises the senior management staff including: Program Directors, Director of Operations, Clinical Services Manager and API Family Resource Network Coordinator. Roughly half of the ED's time is dedicated to public advocacy and fundraising. The ED is an important internal leader who galvanizes both staff and Board to achieve APA's mission.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

-INSTITUTIONAL ADVOCACY: Acts as agency spokesperson, educating and advocating on behalf of APA's constituencies in public arenas. Develops collaborative working relations with key strategic partners.

-FUND DEVELOPMENT: Takes overall responsibility for fund development; actively cultivates relationships and opportunities with a broad spectrum of funders; identifies and executes development strategies and promotes the visibility of APA.

-FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: Oversees financial management and fiscal sustainability and accountability.

-PROGRAM: Ensures high quality program planning, development and performance to keep APA a model of culturally competent family support.

-LEADERSHIP: Provides leadership to keep APA focused on its values and mission in how operations and programs are carried out in a changing environment. Leads the execution and updating of the agency's strategic plan. Assumes an active role in organizational development and maintains a positive organizational environment.

-BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Provides leadership and support for the Board's fulfillment of its governance responsibilities, capacity building and major donor cultivation.

-ADMINISTRATION: Implements contracts and ensures compliance with legal obligations.

-PERSONNEL: Creates a positive staff environment that is aligned with APA's values and culturally competent approach; facilitates opportunities for professional development for all staff; and holds the bottom line for hiring, evaluation, and personnel action.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

-Work experience and knowledge of human services administrations relevant to APA's services. Minimum 5 years of experience in nonprofit administration.

-Masters level degree in social work or related fields of service such as counseling, psychology, public administration.

-Cultural Competence: demonstrated knowledge and experience in working with Asian Pacific Islander communities with specialization in cross-cultural approaches to child development and family/mental health support. Bilingual in API languages preferred.

-Proven, strong advocacy skills. Ability to communicate a genuine passion for APA issues in a compelling and authentic manner to multiple audiences internally and externally. Past advocacy for API communities, public policy experience and familiarity with San Francisco funders and community agencies preferred.

-Demonstrated abilities in fundraising. Significant track record of raising funds from government and private sources.

-Successful senior management experience including personnel, fiscal and program management and marketing.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS

-Demonstrated ability to make strategic decisions in complex situations.

-Experience working with nonprofit boards of directors and/or other advisory bodies.

-Broad community relations experience including working in collaborations of multiple organizations.

COMPENSATION

APA Family Support Services is offering a competitive salary and benefits package. Compensation will be based on the selected candidate's experience and qualifications.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Executive Transitions, a program of CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, is conducting this search on behalf of APA Family Support Services. Please email your resume and cover letter describing your interest, qualifications and salary requirements to: exectransitions4@compasspoint.org by October 16, 2009. Please reference "APA Executive Director position" in your subject line. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.

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9/24/09

MODEL MENTORING

We are passing on this great opportunity to you in hopes that you will help make a difference in our community. Brooke Wojdynski, Vice President of the Political Science Student Association at SFSU is now the SFSU recruiter for MODEL mentoring . This message is being sent to you in hopes that you will extend your hand to help the youth of America by becoming a MODEL mentor . MODEL is funded by the US Department of Justice and is designed to identify and support children who are likely to not finish their education or are at a high risk for engaging in criminal activity . The volunteer mentoring is only one hour a week and as well as several field trips to places in the bay area with the kids.

Becoming a mentor will not only help the underprivileged youth in your community, but you will discover that you will learn a great deal about yourself and others as well.

Mentoring also looks great on resumes and scholarship applications. Mentors tend to lead happier more fulfilled lives because they are building a friendship that positively impacts the life of a young person . Mentors develop a sense of goodwill and appreciation for giving back to the community. Mentors learn more about themselves through their new role.

The chance is yours to make a difference and become part of something bigger than yourself.

Click here to go to our MODEL Mentoring website and learn more about our programs and what being a mentor means.

Interested in making a difference?

Contact your SFSU Recruiter TODAY:

Brooke Wojdynski

BrookeWojo08@yahoo.com

(760)415-8979

You really can change the world if you care enough.

~ Marian Wright Edelman

9/18/09

Alameda County Family Justice Center

BECOME A KIDZONE VOLUNTEER

The Alameda County Family Justice Center is a one-stop center for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, located in Oakland. We are proud to offer a unique volunteer program for KidZone, the healing drop in childcare center for children whose families use the services in our building.

Here are some good reasons to become KidZone Volunteer:

-Have fun with children

-Lean the strategies and techniques about how play heals

-Receive domestic violence training

-Get professional letter of reference

-Great life time experience.

Minimum Requirements Required:

-A genuine interest in working with children

-Able to be physically active

-Skilled in providing an environment that is loving and adjust to the developmental needs of children

-Must have calm, loving manner with children

-Must have an interest in childhood mental health and education practices

-Must be cleared with a TB test and have a valid California ID or Drivers License

-Must be able to be fingerprint cleared prior to working with children

-Bilingual Spanish capability is a plus

Contact Information

Bilkese Nangyalai

KidZone Coordinator

Telephone 510 267 8835

E-mail bilkese.nangyalai@acgov.org

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Lead Teacher/Floater, CDC

Child Development Center/Kid’s Club

Bilingual: Spanish/English

Full, Union Position

Functional Team: Early Childhood Education

Director: Teresa Carias, Director of Early Childhood Education

Reports to: Teresa Carias/Rebecca Somoza

Salary: $16.50 - $17.24 DOE

Position Summary

Supervise and create a safe and educational environment for the children served in the Child Development Center (CDC) and Kid's Club. Maintain schedule, include creative activities and provide healthy food for the children. Work directly with Master Teacher, Lead Teachers, Associate Teachers and Kid's Club child care providers.

Specific Responsibilities

-Implement and document diverse activities that are developmentally appropriate for children ages 1-5.

-Constantly supervise the children under the regulations of the License of the State of California.

-Assist the Master and Lead Teacher prepare materials that are used in and out of the classroom.

-Support the Master and Lead Teacher with parent conferences and complete observations/ evaluations in the four developmental areas for children.

-Document all activities related to the CDC and Kid's Club

-Open and close the CDC/Kids' Club when needed

-Care for the health, security and well- being of the children in the CDC and Kid's club

-Plan activities for the children

-Prepare snacks for the children

-Support the Master Teacher and Lead Teacher and supervise the Associate Teachers

-Attend meetings with CDC and staff

-Maintain direct contact/good communication with the parents/guardians of the children

Qualifications

A.A. or BA/BS Early Childhood Education or Child Development preferred
Bilingual: English/Spanish
Flexibility with the ever changing environment of the CDC and Kid's Club
Motivated, high energy person
Working knowledge of early childhood development issues
Ability to plan successful, educational activities for children 1-5 years old
Computer literate
Familiar with reporting procedures for child and adult protective services
Familiar with community care licensing policies and regulations
State certified in First Aid and Infant/Child CPR
Respect and value the ethnic and cultural diversity of clients and staff
Respectful, welcoming, confidential, sensitive to immigrant issues
Self-motivated, flexible, problem solving
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to work well with children, parents, staff and volunteers
Credentialed teacher of the State of California
24 Units of Child Development/ Lead Teacher permit a must

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9/17/09

Spanish Bilingual Pre-school Teacher needed (San Francisco)

POSITION: Teacher

WORK HOURS: Full Time, Monday - Friday

SALARY: $12 - $16/hour depending on qualifications/experience

BENEFITS:
Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance 100% covered following first month of work
Flexible Spending Account and 401k
10 days vacation/year. Paid holidays and breaks (Winter & Spring Break)
Will consider flexible scheduling to accommodate coursework

Description:

Potrero Hill Kids at Daniel Webster Preschool (PKDW) seeks a warm, caring, excellent communicator to help build an outstanding child-centered program through collaboration with the Program Director and skilled staff, a diverse population of families, and passionate community stakeholders.

You must have a minimum of 3 years preschool teaching experience and be knowledgeable and creative in developmentally appropriate curriculum. In this exciting and challenging role, you will have a direct impact in maintaining a safe, healthy and inspiring learning environment for children. Success in this role will also depend on your regular, clear communication with PKDW parents/families in order to inform, encourage and motivate their participation.

PKDW is an exciting new Spanish bilingual preschool program located on the SFUSD site of Daniel Webster Elementary School. The program has spots for 38 children, ages 2 years, 9 months through pre-K. 25% of the slots are reserved for low-income children who attend tuition-free.

Education/Qualifications:

-3yrs. or more experience in a preschool classroom is required.
-24 Early Childhood Education units - Will consider candidates working towards this
-Solid computer literacy
-Spanish comprehension preferred

Application Process:

Please email your resume to director@pkdw.org.

9/17/09

Infant-Toddler Teacher at the Infant-Toddler Center

(Downtown / Civic Center/ Van Ness)

C5 Children's School
Infant-Toddler Teacher Position

Visit our website for information about our program
http://www.c5children.org

We currently have an opening that is an opportunity for a dedicated, energetic, creative, prepared professional to join our teaching team in our Reggio Emilia-inspired program and work with infants and toddlers.

Each teacher works with a small learning group of children, is also part of a larger teaching team, and works with a variety of additional support professionals.

C5 has highly supportive and participative parent groups and a wide array of learning centers, materials, tools, equipment, and processes; including a highly developed approach learning and development for to individuals and groups that complements our emergent curriculum.

Enjoy State-of-the-Art Teamwork, Professional Development, and Comprehensive Benefits.

Minimum Requirements for Teachers: Completed 12 units of California required Early Childhood Education courses and two years of successful full-time experience working with infants, toddlers, or preschool children in a center setting.

Also Required: 1) A current resume with dates for all experience and education, and 2) a cover letter explaining in detail why you would like to work particularly for C5 and a Reggio Emilia-inspired program.

Send by mail, fax, or email to:

C5 Children's School
455 Golden Gate Avenue, Suite 2400
San Francisco CA 94102
Fax: 415-703-1282
Email: office@c5children.org

9/15/09

The Chinatown Community Children Center (CCCC) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality childcare and other social services to meet the needs of new immigrant and bilingual/bicultural families in San Francisco. Our mission is to help integrate these families into American society and gain economic stability while maintaining their cultural identity. Founded in 1972, the Center is one of the oldest existing non-profit Chinese Bilingual-Bicultural childcare centers in San Francisco and has successfully provided more than 2,500 families in the Bay Area with quality Bilingual-Bicultural education.

Job Title: SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Job Hours: as needed/scheduled
(Facility No: 380505035)
Supervised by: TEACHER/SITE SUPERVIOSOR
Salary: DOE
Available: TBD

ORGANIZATION MISSION
The mission of Chinatown Community Children's Center, a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, is to help integrate new immigrant, bicultural and bilingual families living in San Francisco into American society, and to enable them to gain economic stability while maintaining their cultural identity.

HISTORY AND BACKGROUND
Chinatown Community Children's Center (CCCC) is one of the oldest existing nonprofit Chinese childcare centers in San Francisco. It was founded in 1972 under the leadership of Lucinda Lee Katz, a leading national early childhood educator. CCCC was one of the first Chinese bilingual and bicultural early childhood learning environments, serving as an innovative state model demonstration program providing child care with comprehensive family support services.

Position Summary

The Substitute Teacher assists in the oversight of a classroom from 8-16 children ranging from ages 3 to 5 years The Substitute Teacher offers a comprehensive, developmentally appropriate skills and experience within the standards set by the CCCC Board of Directors. Must work always work and supports collaboratively with other teaching staff and administration.

Responsibilities

1. Support a developmentally appropriated curriculum for young children

-Implement activities that meets the physical, social, emotional and intellectual needs of each child
-Implements culturally diverse and relevant curriculum
-Provide a balance between child-directed and teacher-directed activities
-Provide a safe, clean and engaging classroom environment to enhance children's play and learning
-Provide a wide variety of creative and expressive activities

2. Monitor the development of the whole child

-Ensure children are supervised at all times
-Establish routines and provide positive guidance
-Communicate with children in a manner that they understand
-Observe and assess children's needs and developmental progress on an ongoing basis
-Dynamically engage in learning and physical activities with children

3. Maintain a commitment to professionalism

-Attend when possible, in-service training, workshop and other events
-Support the center's code of ethical conduct
-Continually seek to learn from setbacks while always on a mission to for self-improvement/learning and positively adapting to new training and skill opportunities

4. Establish trusting relationships with families

-Helping parents stay informed of program expectations and activities and their child's progress through daily exchange of information

5. Support and maintain program administration

-Helps in field trips and special events
-Seeks to resolve issues in a professional, honest and open manner while taking responsibility for commitments

6. Other traits and responsibilities

-Develops a positive working relationship with all staff members and models effective teaching team
-Models appropriate behavior to children, family. staff and volunteers
-Model ethical, caring and compassionate behaviors at all times

Required Knowledge, Qualifications, Skills and Abilities

-MUST possess at least 12 ECE units, AA preferred or higher
-MUST possess or be eligible for a minimum of at Teacher's Child Development Permit or higher. At least two years experience as a preschool teacher
-Demonstrated ability to manage a culturally and educationally diverse classroom
-Sensitivity to the individual and group needs of the children, parents and staff.
-Ability to demonstrate good judgment in crisis and ongoing classroom situations
-Fingerprints clearance through Department of Justice for Child Abuse Index Check and Criminal Record Statement
-Ability to relate to all children and adults in a positive, supportive, respectful manner
-Knowledge/experience in working with diverse low income and special needs populations
-Knowledge of Desired Results for Children and Families System
-Dual language learning training desired
-Bilingual in English and Chinese or other language preferred.

Haiyan Chen
Office Manager
Chinatown Community Children Center
Tel:(415)986-2528
Fax:(415)986-1136
Website: www.childrencenter.org

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Jobs at ROCK

ROCK is hiring! The following lists ROCK's current job openings all to be filled as soon as possible. To apply, be sure to follow the instructions completely per the job description. Please no calls, all information is located on the job postings.

To download the files below, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download.

Job Code	Job Title	# of Openings	Hours per week
AL-100	Activity Lead (pdf)	1-2	14
AL-150	Activity Assistant (pdf)	1-2	14
FL-100	Floater (pdf)	1-2	14
HW-100	Homework Lead (pdf)	1-2	14
HW-150	Homework Assistant (pdf)	1-2	14
REC-100	Recreation Lead (pdf)	1	12
REC-150	Recreation Assistant (pdf)	1	12

More info: http://rocksf.org/contactus.htm

9/9/09

YMCA

EMBARCADERO

After-School Program at Canon Barcus Community House

Become an Intern or Volunteer with us!

Now recruiting for Fall and Spring 2009-2010!

We are looking for individuals who are interested in:

Tutoring/homework support and leading youth activities and gaining experience with at-risk youth.

Canon Barcus Community House is a housing community for previously homeless families. The YMCA After-School Program works on-site with kids ages 6-12. Come join us and our awesome group of kids for a great experience!

Internships/Volunteers:

*Create your own schedule

*Great resume builder

For more information, contact Sarah Judge: sjudge@ymcasf.org

415.487.3343

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES CASE WORKER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a nonprofit family and children's service agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Interview clients, counsel and assess childcare needs

-Establish a child care service plan and enroll new families into the subsidy program as needed

-Provide written and verbal consumer information and resources regarding childcare and related parenting issues

-Conduct community presentations, parent workshops and childcare provider trainings regarding childcare and parenting issues

-Attend meetings relevant to child care subsidy programs

-Accurately and promptly document phone conversations with parents, child care providers, and other social service providers.

-Maintain on-going communication and follow-ups with parents, child care providers and other social service providers.

-Conduct site visits to child care facilities and maintain on-going communication

-Assist Child Care Subsidies Manager with contract monitoring

-Represent the agency in the community and work with other community based organizations

SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-BA in Social Work, Human Services, Child Development or a related field with 1 year paid experience working in the human services field OR AA degree and with 3 years paid experience working in human services filed

-Bilingual in Chinese/English required

-Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

-Knowledge of San Francisco community resources

-Demonstrated ability to work effectively with diverse groups of individuals

-A team player with a flexible, collaborative work style

-Supports colleagues and has a sense of humor

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume with cover letter to: Wu Yee Children's Services, 706 Mission Street, 6^th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103. Attn: Human Resources. Or fax to (415) 543-1618. E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org. Immediate opening until filled. Head Start/Early Head Start parent will be given preference for which they are qualified, please note that in your cover letter. Wu Yee is an equal opportunity employer.

For a list of all current openings visit: http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: TEACHER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Head Start and Early Head Start program provide services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years old.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Plan and implement a developmental and age appropriate program for children

-Ensure a safe, healthy and nurturing classroom environment

-Prepare materials and lesson plans which meet the individual needs of all children

-Perform ongoing screening, assessments and formal observations of children's development

-Develop trusting relationships with children, parents, and colleagues

-Maintain ongoing, open communication with parents and conduct parent conferences

-Participate in a multi-disciplinary team approach

-Contribute to ongoing development and evaluation of center’s goals and objectives

-Plan and attend parent/teacher meetings, in-service trainings, and events

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-A valid California Child Development Teacher permit or eligibility for permit application

-Bilingual in Spanish/English or Chinese/English required

-BA in Early Childhood Education or related field

-1 year of teaching experience with young children and diverse populations preferred

-Experience leading a team in implementing a developmental and age appropriate curriculum

- Ability to communicate effectively with children, parents and other staff

-Good communication, problem solving, and priority setting skills as well as maintaining an overall positive and professional attitude

-Able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume w/ cover letter to:

Attn: Human Resources

Wu Yee Children's Services

706 Mission Street, 6^th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94103

Fax: (415) 543-1618

E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org

For a list of all current openings visit:

http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: PART TIME CENTER ASSISTANT

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Head Start and Early Head Start program provide services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years old.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

· Know and follow all recommended food health and preparation, safety and sanitation guidelines for child nutrition program

· Receive food deliveries from vendor and check them for quantity and quality

· Measure and record food temperature daily when food is delivered to the site

· Report any violations of temperature or other quality standards, or quantity to site supervisor immediately

· Adhere to sanitation and safety procedures prescribed for the EHS and HS environment by state licensing

· Clean and sanitize all used dishes, pots, pans and utensils daily using approved sanitation methods and return all items to their proper storage site

Assist the teaching staff and cooperate in a supportive role carrying out developmentally appropriate activities for children in the classroom

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-A valid Child Development Teacher Assistant Permit or eligibility for permit application

-Bilingual in Chinese/English or Spanish/English required

-Experience working in a diverse, early childhood setting

-Demonstrated ability to work in a team

-Commitment to cross-cultural, multi-lingual education and sensitivity to community needs

-Good communication, problem solving, and priority setting skills as well as maintaining an overall positive and professional attitude

-Able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume with cover letter to:

Attn: Human Resources

Wu Yee Children's Services

706 Mission Street, 6^th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94103

Fax: (415) 543-1618

E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org.

For a list of all current openings visit: http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to empower families and communities by providing linguistically and culturally appropriate quality children and family services. The Child Development program provides services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years utilizing programs including Head Start and Early Head Start.

As a member of Wu Yee's Management team, the Child Development Director will provide the leadership, strategic direction, management and coordination for the agency's child development efforts.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Assume responsibility for implementing program goals, ensuring contract requirements are met and that program is grounded in all pertinent laws, guidelines and policies including Early/Head Start Performance Standards, State Licensing regulations and organization personnel policies and procedures

-Demonstrated ability to work effectively with and quickly gain the respect and support of various constituencies, including staff members, funders, internal and external partners

-A team builder with strong skills in management and leadership; must understand the subtleties of motivating and directing a diverse group of personalities;

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field preferred

-OR Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Social Work, or relevant field AND 10 years of relevant experience

-A valid California Child Development Program Director permit

-At least 7-10 years of proven experience managing complex child development programs (State preschool, Early/ Head Start etc.) in a sophisticated organization and 3-5 years of extensive management experience motivating and developing a staff

-A track record as an effective communicator; highly skilled in writing and speaking; the ability to communicate the department's mission and interests to varied audiences internally and externally

-Straightforward and self-possessed; one who shares information readily, listens as well as gives advice and respects the abilities of others; diplomatic

-Energetic and willing to work hands-on in developing and executing a variety of program needs ranging from the day-to-day to the highly creative and visible

-Committed to and enthusiastic about agency mission and programs and the communities they serve

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: ASSOCIATE TEACHER

Wu Yee Children's Services is a non-profit family and children's services agency founded in 1977. Our mission is to create opportunities for children to be healthy, for families to thrive, and for communities to be strong. The Head Start and Early Head Start program provide services to pregnant women and children from birth to five years old.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Assist the planning, implementation and documentation of a developmentally appropriate program for children

-Ensure and maintain a safe, healthy and nurturing classroom environment

-Prepare materials that highlight the interests and development of the children

-Develop trusting relationships with children and parents

-Assist prepare ongoing records and assessments of children's development

-Maintain ongoing, open communication with parents and attend parent conferences

-Participate in a multi-disciplinary team approach

-Contribute to ongoing development and evaluation of center's goals and objectives

-Attend parent meetings, in-service trainings, and events

ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES:

-A valid California Child Development Associate Teacher permit or eligible for permit application

-Bilingual in Chinese/English or Spanish/English a plus

-1 year of teaching experience with young children and diverse populations

-Ability to communicate effectively with children, parents and other staff

-Good communication, problem solving, and priority setting skills as well as maintaining an overall positive and professional attitude.

-Able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds

COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:

Salary depending on experience plus 18 PTO days, full cafeteria plan for health, dental and numerous other benefits

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Send resume with cover letter to:

Attn: Human Resources

Wu Yee Children's Services

706 Mission St., 6^th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94103.

Fax: (415) 543-1618

E-mail: humanresources@wuyee.org.

For a list of all current openings visit: http://www.wuyee.org/joinus/employment.html

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Rise Above Mentor Program (RAP)

After-school Academic Mentor (San Bruno)

RAP is looking for an energetic and reliable Academic Mentor. We are actively seeking high energy people with strong interpersonal skills. We are looking for those candidates who can act as role models for students, while being supportive of the different needs and learning styles that the students possess. The position is both part-time and after school, working with students high school students. Great internship opportunity to gain experience with youth and take on a special project.

Our mission is to enable young people to become responsible, successful individuals by providing accessible programs that teach positive character traits, provide new learning experiences and develop academic abilities that will enable them to reach their full potential. We desire to help students improve their academic skill and have access to new experiences as well as develop strong character and positive social skills.

Where: Capuchino High School, San Bruno (15minutes for SF STATE)
Hours: must be available Thursdays - 1:30-4:00, other hrs TBA
Rate of Pay: $15/hour

Mentor/Academic Responsibilities:
-Assist group of 15-20 students with homework and/or academic lessons
-Provide lesson plans which align with the school day program
-Work to boost confidence and self-esteem
-Attend all trainings and monthly staff meetings.
-Communicate student progress with program coordinator

Qualifications:
-Bi-lingual
-Must be dedicated and able to commit for the entire school year
-Have experience working with children/youth
-Patient classroom management skills
-Positive attitude and the desire to make a difference in the lives of children
-An understanding of developing lesson plans or the willingness to learn
-Be able to attend all trainings and monthly staff meetings
-Strong emphasis on being a team player/leader among peers and co-workers

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume with "RAP Mentor" as an attached WORD document or paste into the body of the email to Leticia Ortega at lortega@smuhsd.org by September 11, 2009.

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9/3/09

Preschool Teacher/Nanny Wanted for Darling Toddler

Our bright, curious and charming now-13 month old daughter is transitioning from a high quality enriched preschool at dad's workplace to care by nanny in October - a change precipitated by dad's change in employment. Our daughter has thrived at the center -and we have benefited tremendously in learning about our daughter's development through the close relationships we have created with her teachers. After considerable thought, we have decided to hire a nanny to continue the quality care she has experienced over the past year - in a more individualized way.

We need a nanny Monday - Friday for a guaranteed 40 hours/week with flexibility to work additional hours on evenings and weekends.

Mondays-9:00-6:00 (9 hrs)

Tuesdays-8:30-4:30 (8 hrs)

Wednesdays-8:30-4:30 (8 hrs)

Thursdays-8:30-4:30 (8 hrs)

Fridays-9:30-4:30 (7 hrs)

Responsibilities include informed childcare in partnership with us, light housecleaning and availability to run errands as possible. We need someone for the long term.

The ideal candidate will be:

Reggio- and RIE-informed, attuned, experienced
One who believes that children are competent, self-motivated learners who come ready to explore and learn about themselves and the world they live in
Sensitive to our concerns about toxics in toys, cleaning supplies, food, and the environment
Ready to be actively engaged with our daughter
Creative in some way (music, art, storytelling, cooking, et cetera)
Ready to be a member of our team in caring for our daughter
Open communicator, logging important events, documenting our daughter’s learning, participating in discussions about our daughter
One who views this role as that of a caregiver and an educator

Other Requirements:

Documentation to work
Taxable income
Early Childhood Education
California driver’s license
Car
Excellent English skills
CPR/First aid
TB clearance
Authorization to check driving, social security and criminal background records

We will compensate a professional salary, including benefits

If interested, please send along a resume and cover letter and our family assistant will be in contact with you.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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Fax: 415.405.0401
Email:cadp@sfsu.edu
Location: SCI 394

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