Float Area Director I
Company: North Bay Children
Location: Novato
Posted on: November 1, 2024
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Job Description:
Supervises:Site Supervisors, Area Floats, and Substitutes
Position Qualifications: At least five years (5) of supervising
experience in ECE (Child development) setting as Site Supervisor or
as a Site Director.BA/BS in education, early education, human
services, psychology, or similar fields.Program Director permit
issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.Able
to oversee 3 or more sites.Plus: DOJ, FBI and Child Abuse Index
clearance. Solid working knowledge of Community Care Licensing
requirements, California Department of Education requirements and
of Industry "Best Practices". Ability to manage all aspects of a
child development program including staff supervision, all contract
compliance, budgeting and financial oversight, child
recruitment/registration and curriculum development.
Accountability/Leadership: Under general direction, provide
leadership, plan, organize, and direct daily operations of assigned
area sites within NBCC. The VP of Programs directly supervises the
Area Directors. In accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act,
this position is exempt from overtime compensation. The Area
Director is considered a vital leadership position. A professional
attitude and behaviors are expected. Area Directors must
demonstrate the ability to work as a collegial team member with
respect, trust and professionalism with co-workers. The position is
aligned with the NBCC goals, philosophy and agency's objectives.
Program Management ( 30%) Maintain program oversight to ensure high
quality ECE standards / best practice as mandated by California
Department of Education (CDE) Title 5 Funding Terms and Conditions;
California Department of Social Services (CCL) Title 22; and
NBCC.Area Directors will ensure practices and procedures are the
same within the organization. Collaborate with other Area Directors
and VP of Program to streamline procedures.In collaboration with
the President & CEO, VP of Development, and VP of Programs provide
input and support for grant processes. Plan and conduct monthly
direct report meetings.Area Directors will manage day to day HR
issues involving their staff, seeking guidance from the Human
Resources Department as needed or when more complicated situations
arise. Ensure continuity of all program activities - Parent
Orientations, Parent Conferences, and Parent Advisory Committees.In
support of Site Supervisor ensure center staffing is complying at
all times (vacations, absences, staff shortages, emergencies,
etc.).Provide support and strategic planning during mass enrollment
- tours, subsidy, enrollments, phone calls, appointments, etc.Area
Director is responsible for overseeing recruitment, interviews and
reference checks for NBCC employees and substitute teachers.In
collaboration with Site Supervisor/Head Teachers, hire, train and
provide classroom orientation to classroom teachers.Provides
leadership and implements continuous program improvement, monitors
program compliance with CDE and CCL regulations. Report to VP of
Programs, in writing, all/any instances that require reporting to
state agencies.Adheres to all NBCC policies and procedures as
mandated by the President & CEO and VP of Programs.Oversees the
facility maintenance and operations of all sites in the
region.Monitor classroom sites to ensure that the facilities that
support instruction are attractive, organized, functional, healthy,
clean, and safe. Other assignments that may need the Area Directors
expertise, knowledge, or ability. Staff Development (30%) In
collaboration with the VP of Programs, plan and implement two
annual Staff Development events.Investigate and forward any staff
development opportunities for teachers to Head Teachers, Site
Supervisors and the VP of ProgramsOversee all NBCC's centers'
programs and training and implementation of classroom curriculum to
ensure alignment with NBCC Policies, practices, and mission
statements. Provide mentoring & training to the NBCC Site
Supervisors/Head Teachers, Food Program Staff, & Enrollment
Specialists to ensure NBCC policies / best practices are followed.
Coordinate with local resources for on-going and/or on-site
training for center staff. Engage in regular self-assessment/goal
setting and participate in evaluation of job performance with the
VP of Program at least once a year.Conduct timely performance
evaluations for direct reports. Budget (10%) Collaborate with Site
Supervisors/Head Teachers, President & CEO and the VP of Programs
to create yearly budget.The Business Director will provide
templates and data to support creating of annual budgets.Monitor
all program expenditures to meet projections of the annual program
budget. CDE and/or Subsidy & other Contracts (15%) In collaboration
with the VP of Programs, assist in compliance with all contracts -
Food / Nutrition, CDE, grants, etc.Provide training & support to
Site Supervisors, Head Teachers, and Enrollment Specialists for
compliance with Title 5 regulations. Prepare in a timely fashion,
appropriate applications and completion of mandated reports related
to preschool education for the purpose of ensuring continued
funding and complying with Community Care Licensing and CDE
requirements.Assist the VP of Programs to coordinate and develop
the required NBCC site(s) closure calendars and CDE contract
calendars.Directly supervise and train all Food Program line
staff.Oversee the maintenance and monitoring of the CACFP Food
Program for compliance and reporting.Oversee or as directed,
prepare in a timely fashion appropriate applications and mandated
monthly, quarterly, and annually reports related to the Food
Program including the creation and distribution of monthly
classroom meal count sheets.Assist as needed in any CACFP Food
Program audits and if any corrective actions are required, ensure
effective monitoring and implementation of required changes are
completed. Garden (5%) In collaboration with the Garden & Nutrition
Director, oversee the communication and scheduling between Garden
Educator(s) and Head Teachers/Site Supervisors for effective
implementation of Garden of Eatin' curriculum with each
classroom.In collaboration with the Garden & Nutrition Director,
oversee the communication and scheduling between Garden & Nutrition
Educator, and Head Teachers/Site Supervisors for effective
implementation of Garden of Eatin' parent/volunteer workdays, and
other garden events. Outreach - Fund Development (10%) Collaborate
and attend NBCC fund development events.Outreach, collaborate and
attend meetings with Sonoma and Marin community partners. Examples:
School districts, childcare planning councils, advocacy committees,
local resource and referral organizations, and local food banks.
Human Resources: Employee Rights (see Employee Handbook).Health
screening as required in section 101216(g)Tuberculosis test &
document as specified in section 101216(g).Criminal Record Clerance
and/or criminal records exemption (DOJ, CACI & FBI).Valid Driver's
License (if transporting children).Child Abuse Managed Reporter
Training (online).Employee Rights (Lic 9052).Proof of Immunizations
for MMR, Tdap & Flu.Current CPR & First Aid Human
Resources/Directors & Site Supervisors: Child Care Center
Orientation Records KeepingPreventative Health Practices Physical
Demands Health clearance by a physician.Ability to fulfill physical
requirements of the job including lifting up to 50 pounds, range of
movement including squatting, bending, reaching, standing, and
sitting.Proof of current Immunizations (Measles, Pertussis,
Influenza, and COVID-19).T.B. clearance within the past year.
Compensation details: 81000-89000 Yearly
SalaryPId1469b51a52b-25660-35881352
Keywords: North Bay Children, Folsom , Float Area Director I, Executive , Novato, California
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