We are seeking a full-time candidate to lead our child development classroom. Applicant must possess the ability to relate to people of diverse educational, cultural and economic backgrounds, and model developmentally-appropriate interactions with infants and toddlers.
Educational Qualifications and Experience
Bachelor’s in early Childhood Education or related field preferred. Must have experience working with young children from birth to three years old. Children attend 6 hours a day with Fridays free for lesson planning and special events.
Send resumé and cover letter to Danitza Simpson: dsimpson@pgcrc.org.
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On June 20th, the Resource Center hosted our fifth annual Directors Institute at Newton White Mansion. This year’s Institute focused on the problem of stress among child care workers and the effect this has on the children in their care. Eighty directors and staff members participated in two energetic sessions focused on building healthy communities where children, staff and families thrive. The participants are now equipped with multiple tools to reduce stress for themselves, their staff and the children in their programs, and they are looking forward to future Institutes.
Thank you to our speakers, participants and special guests at our celebration of Maryland LAUNCH and training, which took place on September 20. William Kellibrew IV shared his powerful story of his pathway to hope, healing, rebuilding, recovery and resilience. He credits the many mentors, professionals in the mental health system, teachers, friends, professors, and family members who did not give up on him. You are doing this work each day – the work of not giving up, and all that comes with it. Though the Maryland LAUNCH funding is ending, Project WIN continues. Our advocacy continues too – for children and families and for you and the crucial role you play.