KLA Schools showcases an innovative preschool program inspired by the world-renowned Reggio Emilia Approach to Early Childhood Education. We have the following opportunities for full-time faculty and staff positions in our various locations.
Head Teachers hold primary responsibility for providing a quality learning environment to the children in their classes. Working together with an enthusiastic teaching team, they introduce materials, questions, and opportunities to provoke children’s further exploration of topics of interest. As they observe and document progress, they support the children’s journeys toward educational and life success.
Assistant Teachers support the head teachers in educational and practical classroom needs. They offer energetic and enthusiastic enrichment to the Reggio Emilio recognized “hundred languages” of the children’s learning development. Creating and maintaining positive relationships with both the children and their families highlight their supportive efforts.
School Directors provide the primary leadership for the wellbeing and normal function of the school. They recommend policies, priorities, projects, and programs as well as develop and administer the school program. School Directors recruit, hire, and assist faculty and staff in working to their capabilities while they supervise the day-to-day implementation of programs.
Assistant School Directors assist the School Directors in all administrative matters. They take control of the school operation in the event of the absence of the School Directors. The Assistant School Directors support the School Directors in providing and maintaining an environment where children may grow mentally, physically, socially, and academically.
Pedagogical Coordinators assist the School Director and give support to teachers. They take control of the school operation in the absence of the School Director and Assistant School Director. They are intricately involved in pedagogical development. Additional duties may involve recruiting and placing children and maintaining maximum enrollment.
Atelieristas, with their backgrounds in the Arts, provide the school with extensive knowledge of materials and techniques and help expose the children to a diversity of art materials. They work in collaboration with the teachers, School Director, and Pedagogical Coordinator to support ongoing projects with the children inside and outside the classroom.