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Careers

At Chloe Day, we recruit and retain the highest caliber of faculty and staff—practitioners who are committed to academic and personal excellence and social-emotional intelligence and embody the school's mission, vision, and values.

We are eager to work with and learn from those who:

drive academic excellence through inquiry-based teaching;
design curriculum that promotes enduring understanding and lifelong inquiry;
foster authentic engagement by placing students at the center of the learning experience;
articulate messages of inclusivity and equity and their importance to our community;
embrace meaningful integration of technology in the classroom;
understand that teaching and learning often transcends the classroom;
build collaborative relationships with students that are based in trust and mutual respect;
and believe that collaboration and thinking across disciplines is essential for an energized and purposeful classroom dynamic.

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We seek faculty who are passionate about their field of expertise, the craft of teaching, and lifelong learning. To advance innovation in instruction and facilitate faculty growth, Chloe has extensive professional development opportunities, including:

trainings by consultants and facilitators;
collaboration with colleges and universities in course development;
teacher-led workshops on inquiry-based learning;
professional learning communities;
attendance at a wide range of conferences;
Training from NYC Department of Education Early Childhood Division
Support in Finding Funding for Advance Education in the Field of Early Childhood Education

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Oct 28, 20221 min read

Asking the Empowering Questions, During Challenging Times

Today was especially hard for me; I woke up to bad news, more death, and loss. My childhood sister-friend lost her mother yesterday to COVID-19. I was heartbroken when I received the news. But, before I could sit down and process the information, I was hearing. My husband received a phone call from one of his closest friends, saying his brother had transitioned today too from COVID-19.

The news was devastating; I was wondering, “ what is going on?” We all see the numbers from CNN posted on our TV screens each day, but I realize one can become numb to the numbers and forget those numbers represent people, families, and lives that have been lost.

The pain and sadness that one's heart feels when dealing with death, have left me asking questions.

Looking for answers to my life and wanting to live a better, more harmonious life. I went to my Facebook page and was blessed by a conversation about manifesting your dreams. It was interesting to hear another perspective on things, especially as I struggle through these challenging times. Motivation always helps when you are hurting, even if it does not feel like it is helping in the moment.

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