Child-Parent Centers Holds Head Start Job Fair in Tucson Nov. 11
TUCSON, AZ — Child-Parent Centers, the Head Start program that has served Southern Arizona families for more than five decades, is holding a job fair at its headquarters on East 22nd Street on Wednesday, November 11. From 1:00 to 5:30 p.m., the nonprofit will be talking with candidates for preschool lead teacher, preschool teacher, family educator, driver and custodian openings.
An afternoon job fair for people who want steady work with young kids and families, plus drivers and custodians. Bring your ID, your resume and proof of education.
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📍 At a Glance
| Event | Child-Parent Centers Head Start Job Fair |
| Date | Wednesday, November 11, 2026 |
| Time | 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM |
| Location | Child-Parent Centers, 602 E. 22nd St., Tucson, AZ 85713 |
| Format | In person |
| Hiring for | Preschool lead teacher, preschool teacher, family educator, driver, custodian |
| Bring | Driver's license, resume, proof of education |
| Questions | 520-623-2512 |
Who Child-Parent Centers Is Hiring
The fair is posted on Pima County's Pima Works job openings calendar, and the organization's own flyer lists five openings: preschool lead teachers, preschool teachers, family educators, drivers and custodians.
That mix matters. You do not need a classroom background for every opening. Drivers and custodians are on the list right alongside teachers, and the family educator role centers on working with parents rather than running a classroom.
Child-Parent Centers runs Head Start and Early Head Start services for children from birth to age 5 and for pregnant women, with classrooms, home-based programs and family child care partners across Southern Arizona. Its website counts about 600 employees and 65 locations, which means openings can land well beyond the headquarters near South Tucson.
💪 Benefits on the Table
The flyer does not post pay rates for any of the five positions, so ask at the table, and ask whether the role is full year or follows the school calendar. What the organization does advertise is a solid benefits list:
- Up to 26 paid holidays a year
- Medical, dental and vision insurance
- A retirement plan
- An education benefit for qualifying positions
For someone already working in child care at a private center, that holiday count alone is worth a conversation.
✅ What to Bring and What to Know
- Driver's license. It is first on the flyer's list, whatever role you are after.
- Resume. Bring a few printed copies.
- Proof of education. Head Start sets education standards for classroom staff, so diplomas, transcripts or credentials help sort you into the right role fast. The organization's careers page says an unofficial transcript showing your graduation date works if you can't find your diploma, and that education from outside the U.S. needs a formal evaluation, not just a translation.
- No fingerprint card yet? That is not a dealbreaker. Child-Parent Centers says it will help new hires apply for and pay for an Arizona fingerprint clearance card.
Looking for a different kind of event first? The Pima County Career Fair fills the Kino Event Center on Thursday, November 5, with county departments and community partners. Different event, different day, different employers.
🔎 Start Your Early Childhood Job Search
Classroom, family support and support-staff roles post year-round in Tucson. Run a few searches now so you walk into the fair knowing what the market looks like.
Start here:
- Child-Parent Centers jobs in Tucson
- Head Start jobs in Tucson
- Preschool teacher jobs in Tucson
- Early childhood education jobs in Tucson
- Teacher assistant jobs in Tucson
- Family advocate jobs in Tucson
- Child care jobs in Tucson
- Driver jobs in Tucson
- Custodian jobs in Tucson
FAQ
When and where is the Child-Parent Centers job fair?
Wednesday, November 11, 2026, from 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. at Child-Parent Centers, 602 E. 22nd St., Tucson, AZ 85713.
What jobs are open?
Preschool lead teacher, preschool teacher, family educator, driver and custodian, according to the organization's flyer.
How much do the jobs pay?
Pay has not been published for these openings. Ask the recruiters directly at the fair.
Do I need a fingerprint clearance card to apply?
No. Child-Parent Centers says it will help new hires apply for and purchase the card.
What should I bring?
Your driver's license, a resume and proof of education. Questions before the fair can go to Child-Parent Centers at 520-623-2512.
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On November 11, the job hunt runs through East 22nd Street. Bring your paperwork, give it an afternoon, and leave with a real conversation about your next job.