Child Development Associate Teacher Clause Samples
The 'Child Development Associate Teacher' clause defines the qualifications, responsibilities, and expectations for an individual employed in this role within an educational or childcare setting. Typically, this clause outlines the required credentials, such as a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, and may specify duties like assisting lead teachers, supporting classroom management, and fostering a safe learning environment for young children. Its core function is to ensure that staff members in this position meet professional standards, thereby promoting quality care and education for children and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Child Development Associate Teacher. Employees assigned as a Child Development Associate Teacher must maintain a valid Florida Department of Children and Families Child Care Staff credential. During the validity period the CDAT must complete the requirements for renewal as outlined by the Florida Department of Children and Families. At the end of the validity period, any CDAT who fails to meet the requirements for renewal shall be reassigned to a Paraeducator position for which the paraeducator is qualified.
Child Development Associate Teacher. Employees assigned as a Child Development Associate Teacher must maintain a valid Florida Department of Children and Families Child Care Staff credential. During the validity period the CDAT must complete the requirements for renewal as outlined by the Florida Department of Children and Families. At the end of the validity period, any CDAT who fails to meet the requirements for renewal shall be reassigned to a Paraeducator position for which the paraeducator is they are qualified. Employees assigned as a CDAT by holding a Florida Department of Children and Families Staff Credential – Formal must complete 3 college hours in Early Childhood (or related field) within every five (5)-year period.
Child Development Associate Teacher. (CDAT)’S: Comparable experience will be credited, year for year, as a pre- kindergarten teacher in a licensed program with at least 3 (three) employees, or as a preschool teacher or preschool paraeducator in a public school classroom.
Child Development Associate Teacher. Must have Child Development Associate Credential (National) or an approved Child Development equivalency with a minimum of 18 college hours in Early Childhood and must be assigned as the CDAT. CDAT’s work a 196 day contract, 8 hours per day and receive 4 paid holidays.
Child Development Associate Teacher. Employees assigned as a credentialed, full time Child Development Associate Teacher must maintain a valid CDA
Child Development Associate Teacher. Must have a current, valid Florida Department of Children and Families Child Care Staff Credential. CDAT’s work a 196-day contract, 8 (eight) hours per day and receive 4 (four) paid holidays, unless otherwise noted in Appendix C – Paraeducator Pay Grades.