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A look at the Lead Infant Teacher role at Small Scholars Learning Academy.
The Lead Infant Teacher joins our early childhood education team and cares for infants, fosters their development, and keeps the classroom safe and engaging. Small classroom sizes are part of the job. The role shapes early learning experiences. Candidates without daycare experience will not be considered.
Ready to apply? Click the APPLY ONLINE button below. If you would rather email us, send your resume to info@smallscholarschildcare. com. Put "Job" in the subject line so it lands in the right place. Include your resume with your message. We keep every application on file and review it when a position opens.
Fill in the form with your full name, email address and phone number. Then upload your CV or resume. The file limit is 2mb. We accept pdf, docx and doc file types. Fields marked with an asterisk are required, so complete those before you submit. Once your application arrives, our team reviews it. If your resume file feels large, save a simpler version before uploading.
Infant rooms run on the babies' own rhythms. The teacher feeds, changes, soothes, and plays on each child's schedule, not a bell. She sets toys within reach and talks through the small moments. Days fill with floor time, naps, and bottles.
An infant teacher who knows each baby's cues helps the day go smoothly. Parents hear how their child ate, slept, and played. That steady attention builds trust, and babies carry that calm home. Consistency in the room shows up in how a baby settles.
