Little Oaks Academy is a community-minded child care facility located in North Knoxville that is operated by the parents, for their children.
As a public non-profit led by a Board of Directors, all of whom are current or former LOA parents, our focus is on providing family-oriented service. We offer reliable year-round care. Little Oaks Academy supports improved school readiness, social development, and narrowed achievement gaps. Children who participate in high-quality early childhood education programs are more likely to enter school ready to learn and often demonstrate advanced language and literacy skills, math skills, social-emotional skills, and cognitive abilities, all of which serve as a foundation for future academic success.
A Little Oaks Academy (LOA) Floater will support the school’s early childhood development program, providing a lasting impact on the LOA’s children by fostering a safe, nurturing, and educationally rich environment. Key responsibilities include nurturing age-appropriate development and ensuring care in a loving and safe environment. Floaters are expected to work collaboratively alongside the teachers in their assigned classroom(s).
A Floater must maintain all requirements for the position as mandated by DHS licensed childcare facility as well as specific requirements for Little Oaks Academy. These requirements include:
A Floater is an hourly position. In addition to maintaining scheduled classroom hours, attendance at evening and weekend meetings, training sessions, fundraisers, and other work-related events is required from time to time.
Compensation will be dependent upon the applicant’s qualifications, including education and training, as well as experience.
Paid Holidays, PTO, and Employee Tuition Discount Available.
Little Oaks Academy (LOA) is a daycare facility licensed by the Tennessee Department of Human Services (“DHS”). The purpose of our early childhood education and development program is to promote the development of the total child – physically, emotionally, intellectually, and socially, using age-appropriate activities under the guidance of professional, loving, and caring teachers. As a non-profit, LOA operates under a Board of Directors (the Board). The Board is charged with defining the mission, vision, and values of LOA’s early childhood education and development program.