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Windy Hill School - Administrative Assistant, Registrar & Team Teacher

@ Colby-Sawyer College
New London, New Hampshire, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:managing enrollment, supporting teaching, coordinating calendars
Requirements Summary:Associate's degree or higher in Early Childhood Education; minimum 2 years in early childhood; strong organization and communication; proficiency with office software; meet state licensing requirements; background check and clearances.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Microsoft Office
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Description

Who We Are

Windy Hill School, Colby-Sawyer College’s Early Childhood Lab School is a living, breathing laboratory for learning — for the children in our care, the college students studying alongside them, and the educators who guide them all. Rooted in the Reggio Emilia philosophy and the wonder of the natural world, we believe children are capable, curious, and full of ideas worth listening to.

 

We are seeking an extraordinary individual — someone who brings both organizational brilliance and a warm, child-centered heart — to serve as our Administrative Assistant, Registrar, and Team Teacher. This is a unique, multi-faceted role for a person who thrives in a dynamic, purpose-driven environment.

The Role

This position sits at the beautiful intersection of administration and education. You will be the connective tissue of our school community — keeping operations running with grace and precision while also stepping into the classroom as a thoughtful support teacher, and as team teacher in our 9 week summer program.  No two days look exactly alike, and that is the magic of it.

Key Responsibilities

Administrative Leadership

         Serve as the first point of contact for prospective and enrolled families — welcoming all with warmth and professionalism

         Oversee all enrollment and registration processes from inquiry through matriculation, maintaining accurate and up-to-date student records

         Manage waitlists, application materials, enrollment agreements, and family communication with care and confidentiality

         Coordinate scheduling, calendars, and communications for the Director and teaching staff

         Prepare and maintain documentation required for licensing, accreditation, and compliance with state and college regulations

         Assist with billing, tuition tracking, and coordination with the college's business office

         Coordinate events such as family orientation nights, open houses, and community gatherings

Registrar Functions

         Maintain compliant student files including health records, emergency contacts, immunization documentation, and enrollment records

         Coordinate with families to ensure all required documentation is complete and current

         Track enrollment data and generate reports to support program evaluation and accreditation

         Ensure confidentiality, HIPPA and FERPA compliance in all record-keeping practices

Support Teacher

         Step into classrooms as a support teacher, maintaining the spirit and integrity of Reggio Emilia-inspired practice

         Serve as team teacher in extended day program during academic year and team teacher in 9 week summer program

         Observe children with curiosity and document learning through photos, notes, and narrative — contributing to pedagogical documentation

         Support outdoor and nature-based learning experiences, bringing enthusiasm for the living world into daily routines

         Build authentic, trusting relationships with children through unhurried presence and genuine curiosity about their ideas

         Collaborate with lead teachers to plan and prepare materials that invite exploration and provocation

         Assist with student teacher supervision and mentoring as a model practitioner

         Participate in staff meetings, professional development, and reflection as an engaged member of the teaching community

Requirements

         Associate's degree or higher in Early Childhood Education or a related field (Bachelor's preferred)

         Minimum 2 years of experience in an early childhood setting, ideally in a lab school, Reggio-inspired, or nature-based program

         Strong organizational skills with high attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities gracefully

         Proficiency with office software (Microsoft Office) and comfort learning new systems

         Excellent written and verbal communication skills — warm, professional, and clear

         Demonstrated commitment to culturally responsive, equitable early childhood practice

         Must meet state licensing requirements for early childhood staff (background check, health clearances, first aid CPR certification)

Preferred

         Experience with student information or registration systems

         Familiarity with Reggio Emilia philosophy, documentation practices, and emergent curriculum

         Background in nature-based education, forest school, or outdoor learning environments

         Experience working in a college or university lab school setting