Teaching Teams

At Treasure Valley Children’s Relief Nursery, our teaching teams create safe, nurturing classrooms where children can grow, heal, and learn. Each educator works collaboratively to provide consistent care, trauma-informed support, and engaging early childhood experiences that help infants, toddlers, and preschoolers build confidence and resilience.



We are proud to introduce the dedicated individuals who support children and families every day.

Centered on Collaboration & Care

Our classrooms are supported by collaborative teaching teams who work together to create a predictable, supportive environment. Through a combination of professional knowledge and compassionate care, each child receives individualized attention to support their growth and development.

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Small group learning

Hands-on exploration and play

Individualized support and attention

Outdoor play and healthy routines

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Training & Trauma-Informed Practice

Our teaching teams are trained in trauma-informed early childhood education. This approach recognizes that children may experience a range of challenges and benefit from consistent, supportive, and relationship-based care to feel safe and ready to learn.

Educators focus on building strong relationships with each child while supporting the development of essential social and emotional skills, including:


• Emotional regulation
• Problem-solving
• Positive communication
• Healthy peer relationships



By creating a predictable and supportive environment, our educators help children feel secure enough to explore, play, and grow.

Strong support for children and families

The Impact of Dedicated Teaching Teams

When educators work together, children receive more consistent guidance and care throughout the day. Teaching teams allow classrooms to maintain small ratios and individualized attention while ensuring every child is seen, supported, and encouraged.

Increased confidence and independence

Improved behavior and communication

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Stronger social and emotional skills

Greater readiness for preschool and kindergarten

Frequently Asked Questions

Teaching Teams FAQ

  • What is a teaching team?

    A teaching team is a group of educators who work together in the classroom to support children’s learning, emotional development, and daily routines. Team collaboration allows for more individualized care and stronger classroom support.

  • How are teachers trained to support children who have experienced stress or trauma?

    Educators at the Relief Nursery receive training in trauma-informed practices, child development, and positive behavior guidance. This training helps them respond with patience, structure, and empathy.

  • Do teaching teams communicate with parents about their child’s progress?

    Yes. Teachers regularly communicate with families about their child’s development, classroom experiences, and any support that may benefit the child or family.

  • How do teaching teams support social and emotional development?

    Teachers model positive communication, guide children through problem-solving, and help them learn healthy ways to express emotions and build relationships.