Teaching Strategies
Child Day Care Services
At Teaching Strategies, we help early childhood educators build this environment and provide the foundation for success for every child by connecting teachers, children, and families to inspired teaching and learning experiences, informative data, and stronger partnerships through the leading early learning platform and solutions.
Is Teaching Strategies hiring?
Yes. As of November 2, 2026, Teaching Strategies has 3 open roles on Metaintro. 1 was posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Account Executive--Private Childcare (Remote)SalesDenton, Texas, United States · RemoteDenton, Texas, United StatesRemote—Sep 24, 2026
- Senior Infrastructure Platform Engineer (Remote)DevOpsTexas, United States · RemoteTexas, United StatesRemote—May 28, 2026
- Account Executive--Private Childcare (Remote)SalesDenton, Texas, United States · RemoteDenton, Texas, United StatesRemote—Oct 15, 2025
Hiring pattern
How fast Teaching Strategies is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 17 companies Teaching Strategies names as customers.
Customers hiring now6
- Endeavor Schools148 open roles

- University of Montana18 open roles

- GGraves County School District15 open roles
- GTS14 open roles

- NNebraska Children and Families Foundation2 open roles
- CCelebree School1 open role
Case studies8
- MMalberg Early Childhood Center
- FFort Worth Independent School District (FWISD)
- EEdmonds College
- DDetroit Public Schools
- DDenver Public Schools
- CCasablanca American School
- GGalloway Township Schools
- TThe Parish School
Other customers3
- EEndeavor’s Kiddie Country learning center
- EEdmonds College Head Start
- DDPSCD
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Teaching Strategies's customers.
““It streamlines the process, honestly—in a way that it is not SO concrete that there’s no flexibility on the part of the teacher—and it is respectful to teachers in providing a guideline to follow.””
““Teachers and leaders really appreciate the scope and sequence of The Creative Curriculum because it is comprehensive. For public schools, it is a great solution because it’s not ‘here is a curriculum for language arts’, or ‘here is a curriculum for mathematics.’ Rather, it takes on that very developmentally appropriate, integrated approach.””
““What I really like about The Creative Curriculum—especially for new teachers just entering the field—is the easy-to-follow structure for the teacher and [the fact] that it is play-based and the topics are meaningful to children.””
““When teachers and therapists work together, we’re able to provide consistent opportunities for learning in all aspects of the day,” said Zenetta Bronson, a preschool inclusion teacher. “It also provides children with more opportunities to practice their skills.””
““Everything you need to deliver a meaningful lesson, including modifications, is right at your fingertips.””
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““It makes my heart happy to see children having fun learning about literacy, and it’s evident by the data that they are gaining new skills.””
““Teachers have only positive things to say about Kickstart Literacy,” Courtney tells us. “It was an easy add-on for them.””
“I love The Creative Curriculum because it provides the resources teachers need to establish an environment where children can interact, grow, discover, and learn.”
“It’s really shifted the way we think about how parents take part in the learning.”
“They’re so engaged with the different things we’re doing that I don’t have to redirect them a lot…I think it’s because they’re doing what they love to do. They love to play and learn.”
“When we look at our middle of the year data right now, in every subgroup we’re seeing growth, that we’re on target to meet our goal for the end of the year. So what that says to me about The Creative Curriculum is that it’s perfect for all children.”
““[Teachers] are able to really enjoy the deep learning that children are predisposed to. And when you’re in a classroom with children who are super engaged and excited and joyful—and then you have data to show they are right where they’re supposed to be or even above where we would expect them to be in terms of their development and learning—educators feel empowered and inspired.””
““So although Endeavor is a national company using an international resource, we’re using it to celebrate individual schools and communities,” Amy explained.”
““As more of our schools utilize The Creative Curriculum, we’ve had groups of teachers—all of whom are in the Endeavor family—chat about the curriculum, discuss their work, and share their experiences,” Amy said.”
““Overwhelmingly, what I heard from educators [using The Creative Curriculum Cloud] was how smooth lesson planning went,” Sheri said. “‘You mean I can just do this and this and this and my lesson plans are done for me?’ Yes, it’s that easy. It was almost as if they were in disbelief that it could be that easy.””
““Our teachers are very bright. Their hearts are just coming right out of them. They are smart about children. They are smart about the content. There is no need to teacher-proof anything for them.””
““Sometimes you’ll encounter an assessment tool or a curriculum that is just telling the teacher what to say and giving them a very simple checklist. ‘Does the child do this? Does the child do that?’””
““The fact that our teachers can take the training whenever they have the time is really important for us,” Amy said.”
““We like to ensure educators know why we chose The Creative Curriculum and GOLD,” Amy said.”
““That’s the nice thing about partnering GOLD with The Creative Curriculum—it provides evidence to show that things are working.””
““The overwhelming majority of the children there are right where we want them to be—or even exceeding the expectations we would have for children their age—which is a very reassuring thing to share with families and with educators,” Amy said.”
““With GOLD, we can get data in a specific classroom and understand what’s happening there and what a teacher might need in terms of professional development or support,” Amy said. “We can also zoom out and look at the school as a whole. We can go even further and look at the region if we want to. And then, of course, we can look at our entire company.””
““Project-based work is more in-depth and more rigorous. It helps provide critical thinking experiences for children, and learning how to learn is more helpful to young children than learning how to memorize things like numbers and colors and shapes.””
““The notion that a child is ever just playing is really a fallacy,” Amy said. “Through many years of research and learning, we know how children learn. It’s not a mystery. We just have to be brave enough to do what we know is good for them and to take the time to do it right.””
““I saw a renewed excitement for teaching—I saw our teachers craving to learn more, our turnover rate went down. It’s been amazing to see the difference.””
““But offering quality practice-based coaching and setting clear expectations allowed us to effectively support our teachers from the start.””
““The Creative Curriculum provides a scalable way to support a novice teacher to grow into a masterful teacher.””
““The Creative Curriculum gives you a map to teach effectively,””
““It’s an amazing curriculum that provides intentional learning opportunities for yourself, your team, and your children. You just need to embrace the tools.””
““The Creative Curriculum provides an intentional framework to create an environment that will expand and encourage children to go beyond what they know and can do now,””
AI launches and partners
What Teaching Strategies has launched and who it works with on AI.
- LaunchMachine learning-based functionalityTeaching Strategies introduced proprietary machine learning-based functionality that saved teachers clicks and reduced the time required for checkpoint assessments.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Excel
Tech stack
- CMS
- WordPress
- Shopify
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- Hotjar
- Marketing
- VWO
- Marketo
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
- Tailwind CSS
- Font Awesome
- Security
- CookieYes
- E-commerce
- WooCommerce
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Washington, US
- Founded
- 2016
- Industry
- Child Day Care Services
- Sector (NAICS)
- Educational Services
- Peer
- KinderCare
- Website
- teachingstrategies.com
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Questions about Teaching Strategies
- Is Teaching Strategies hiring?
- Yes. As of November 2, 2026, Teaching Strategies has 3 open roles on Metaintro. 1 was posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Sales (2) and DevOps (1).
- Where is Teaching Strategies hiring?
- Teaching Strategies is hiring in Denton and Texas, United States, with the most open roles in Denton.
- Does Teaching Strategies offer remote or hybrid work?
- 33% of open roles are hybrid and 50% are remote.
- Who are Teaching Strategies's customers?
- Teaching Strategies names 17 customers, including Endeavor Schools, University of Montana, Graves County School District, GTS, and Nebraska Children and Families Foundation.
- What skills does Teaching Strategies look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Excel.