The PreK Lead Teacher plays a pivotal role in fostering a love of school and learning while balancing the developmental needs and growth of young learners. At our school, we embrace a holistic approach to education, seamlessly intertwining academic rigor with play, hands-on learning, and inquiry-driven experiences that unfold both within the classroom and outdoors throughout the gardens and grounds of Heritage Museums & Gardens.

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Heritage seeks an enthusiastic individual who is adept at sharing information and fostering public understanding of the history, culture, and lifeways of the Wampanoag people. This position facilitates engagement centering on the wetu, mush8n, and Three Sisters Garden outdoor exhibits, encouraging visitors to explore, discover, and learn together about the Wampanoag Tribe – both historically and today – through the use of exhibit content and supporting hands-on materials. This position runs for the season from April-December. To read the full job description, please click here.

Interested applicants may submit a resume and cover letter by email along with any questions to Bella Sorrenti at hiring@heritagemuseums.org.

This co-teaching role will enhance the classroom instruction by integrating the expertise of two educators. Together, the two Grade 1 & 2 teachers will collaborate to deliver comprehensive instruction for both Grade 1 and Grade 2 students. One teacher will focus on math instruction across both grades, while the other will specialize in literacy instruction. This division of responsibilities ensures targeted and effective teaching in each subject area. With a combined effort, this class of up to 18 students (anticipated 12 @1^st and 5@2^nd) will benefit from personalized attention and engaging, hands-on learning opportunities tailored to their individual needs.

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