Teacher
macombgov · Verkulien Building · On-site
Pay: USD 54,304 – 70,238 a year
Posted Oct 7, 2026
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CLASSIFICATION TITLE:
Teacher
SALARY:
$54,304.12 - $70,237.85
DEPARTMENT:
Macomb Community Action
Opening Date:
10/07/2026
Closing Date:
10/15/2026 12:00 a.m.
2026 Teacher Payscale:
Associate Degree: $50,2017.21 - $64,938.84
Bachelor Degree: $52,215.50 - $67,536.38
Master Degree: $54,304.12 - $70,237.85
FLSA STATUS: Overtime pursuant to collective bargaining agreement and/or Human Resources policy
EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Just cause subject to probationary period
GENERAL SUMMARY
Under direction, implements all aspects of the Head Start Program in a classroom setting. Prepares children by meeting program goals, objectives and outcomes to ensure the development of readiness skills and that individual needs are met as determined through assessment, observation and parent input.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Conducts an initial home visit with each family with a child assigned to his/her classroom prior to the start of classes and throughout the program year.
Conducts standardized screening and assessment for every child to ensure the child's individual needs are met while integrating program goals, objectives, and outcomes.
Uses active supervision strategies to ensure safety and accountability of all children.
Plans daily and weekly curricular activities through online TS GOLD lesson planning.
Implements Independent Education Plan (IEP) for children with special needs.
Ensures the desired mental health atmosphere reflected through Positive Behavior Management (PBM) techniques, positive reinforcement and well-integrated daily schedule.
Plans and purchases food for daily nutritional snacks following a planned menu within state and federal regulations.
Provides opportunities for parents or guardians to observe and participate in classroom activities.
Participates in training programs, region meetings and in-services.
Cleans classroom daily to maintain a safe and healthy classroom environment.
Arranges classroom furniture and materials to facilitate learning.
Compiles annual classroom inventory of furniture and materials.
Maintains current documentation using appropriate forms of program activities and services provided, including the food program and attendance forms.
Compiles, prepares, and submits information in a timely and accurate manner through manual or internet data entry.
Maintains a positive two-way communication system between parents and the program.
Participates in Parent/Teacher Conferences and home visits for each child twice a year.
Cooperatively works with staff to implement monthly parent/child/family activities…