Patricia Plummer -Wilson

Taught a variety of early childhood education courses including child development, infant/toddler curriculum and young children with special needs Planned and implemented learning activities to many aspects of early childhood education Adapted learning activities to meet the needs of a diverse group of adult learners

Adjunct faculty member at BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE (2013-01 – Present)

• Taught a variety of early childhood education courses including child development, infant/toddler curriculum and young children with special needs
• Planned and implemented learning activities to many aspects of early childhood education
• Adapted learning activities to meet the needs of a diverse group of adult learners
• Developed and implemented assessments to evaluate student's mastery of the subject matter and provided constructive feedback

Adjunct faculty member at FISHER COLLEGE (2013-01 – Present)

• Taught a variety of early childhood education courses in both hybrid and online formats
• Planned and implemented learning experiences to ensure that students developed theoretical and practical knowledge of early childhood education
• Developed and implemented assessments to evaluate student's mastery of the subject matter and provided constructive feedback

Extended School Year Teacher at AVON PUBLIC SCHOOLS (2025-01 – 2026-01)

• Planned and implemented learning activities for special education students entering grades 1-5
• Developed learning experiences to review academic goals in accordance with their IEPs

Substitute Teacher at AVON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

• Substitute taught in PreK – grade 5 classrooms serving children with and without disabilities

Instructional Assistant at AVON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

• Assisted in a kindergarten-second grade substantially separate classroom serving students with Autism, language delay and other disabilities
• Supported the lead teacher in implementing curriculum in all of the developmental domains
• Supervised students during outdoor play and meals

Afterschool Enrichment Class at AVON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

• Taught afterschool art and French enrichment classes for students in grades 1-5

Administrative Director at WOLLASTON CHILD CARE CENTER (2014-01 – 2024-01)

Responsible for the overall operation of a non-profit child care center serving 109 children ranging in age from 15 months through kindergarten age. Maintained NAEYC accreditation and EEC Licensing standards within the program. Family engagement responsibilities included marketing, orientation, ongoing communication and event planning. Selected and supervised a staff of 20. In addition, coordinated purchasing of supplies and facility maintenance.

Education Director at BROCKTON DAY NURSERY (2011-01 – 2014-01)

Responsible for the oversight of the center based early education and care program serving 180 children ranging in age from infancy – preschool. Supervised and trained a diverse teaching staff of 39. Designed and implemented professional development to address program and individual needs.

Supported teachers in maintaining a high quality curriculum, healthy safe learning environments, and effective family partnerships. Maintained compliance with EEC licensing regulations, QRIS standards, and NAEYC criteria. Collaborated with local public school system, early intervention, and other agencies to ensure each child received needed services.

Implemented the "Raising a Reader" program and partnered with Bridgewater State University in the "Jumpstart" program.

Executive Director at BROCKTON DAY NURSERY (2007-01 – 2011-01)

Responsible for the overall operation of non-profit agency providing child care for 245 children ranging in age from infancy – school age and comprehensive support services including meals, transportation, and basic needs support. Successfully applied for income eligible and supportive child care contracts and United Way funding.

Education Coordinator at BROCKTON DAY NURSERY (2006-01 – 2007-01)

Instructor at INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (2010-01 – 2012-01)

• Taught 2 sessions of 120 hour Family Child Care CDA preparation course
• Conducted preliminary and formal CDA observations

Owner/director at THE CHILDREN'S VILLAGE (2001-01 – 2005-01)

Owner/director of child care facility and preschool. Responsible for all aspects of program management including selection and supervision of staff, compliance with Department of Early Education and Care regulations, oversight of NAEYC accreditation, parent communication, and direct care and programming for children.

Accreditation Support Specialist at HOME HEALTH AND CHILD CARE SERVICES INC (1997-01 – 2000-01)

Provided support and consultation to center-based child care programs pursuing NAEYC accreditation. Responsibilities included classroom observations and feedback, teacher training, and program consultation. Facilitated directors' support group.

Various roles at Additional Professional Experience

• Early education and care training and consulting
• Preschool teacher
• Toddler teacher
• Infant teacher
• Residential counselor with teens with autism and adults with developmental disabilities

Ed.D. in Early Childhood Education – WALDEN UNIVERSITY

M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education – SALEM STATE COLLEGE

B.A. in Elementary Education – BOSTON COLLEGE