3 preschool assistant jobs found in Toledo

Job Description JOB SUMMARY The Receptionist/Office Assistant serves as the initial point of contact for individuals making contact with the ESC. The Receptionist/Office Assistant provides information to members of the general public, facilitates access to the building, directs individuals to appropriate ESC staff members, and provides directions to individuals attending meetings at the ESC. The Receptionist/Office Assistant implements and coordinates the background check program for the ESC and serves on the ESC safety committee. In addition, the Receptionist/Office Assistant assists with special projects for the Superintendent's Office and, in coordination with the Superintendent's Office, assists with special projects for various ESC administrative offices. QUALIFICATIONS High School diploma or its equivalent Experience and proficiency with computer applications, including Microsoft Office; ability to learn computer systems Working knowledge of basic office...

Job Description JOB SUMMARY The Early Childhood Education Coordinator for Quality Assurance & Operations will support the Preschool Program operated by the ESC of Lake Erie West. The Coordinator will ensure the smooth operation of the preschool program, ensure compliance with federal and state regulations, and maintain program records that document quality and compliance. The Coordinator will ensure the early childhood diagnostic process runs seamlessly. The Coordinator will work in collaboration with the Early Childhood Coordinator of Curriculum and Staff Development to ensure that all preschool program sites meet the highest requirements of Ohio's Step Up to Quality program. QUALIFICATIONS Current Ohio State Board of Education teaching license in one of the following: -valid early childhood intervention specialist license -valid intervention specialist or education of the handicapped license with an endorsement in pre-kindergarten special needs or early...

Job Description JOB SUMMARY The Teacher of the Visually Impaired provides educational support and consultation services to blind and vision impaired students in collaboration with district personnel. The Teacher of the Visually Impaired provides both direct services to students and consulting services to the student's classroom teachers, other personnel, and hearing students. QUALIFICATIONS Ohio Department of Education license as an Intervention Specialist or certificate/license for Education of the Handicapped K-12 Vision Handicapped or Vision Impaired endorsement ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Provide an evaluation of student needs; select appropriate, nondiscriminatory screening and assessment tools Interpret assessment information to teachers, students and parents Provide consultation to children, parents, teachers, and administrators regarding the needs of students who are blind/vision impaired Provide technology support to students and personnel using...