Jasmine Bailon

Jasmine Bailon has a diverse background in the field of early childhood education. Their most recent position was as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Northern Colorado, where they delivered engaging and effective curriculum to aspiring educators. Prior to that, they worked as a Manager for Child Care Programs in the Boulder Valley School District, overseeing various initiatives and ensuring high-quality child care services. Jasmine also has experience as a Lead Instructor for the Early Childhood Education Department at Community College of Aurora, where they guided instructors and developed coursework. Jasmine has held positions at Boulder County Head Start Programs, where they served as an Assistant Division Manager and Education Site Manager, overseeing operations and implementing services for parents, children, and professionals. Jasmine has also served as Vice President of the Colorado Head Start Association, an Adjunct Faculty Member at Red Rocks Community College, and a School Readiness Program Officer at the Colorado Department of Human Services. Earlier in their career, they worked as an Early Childhood Specialist at Clayton Early Learning and as a Center Director at Learning Care Group. Jasmine's work experience showcases their expertise in curriculum development, program management, staff supervision, and community engagement in the field of early childhood education.

Jasmine Bailon completed their education with a BA in Human Development, specializing in Early Childhood Education and Teaching, from Metro State University in 2010. Jasmine then went on to earn a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum and Instruction from Jones International University between 2010 and 2012. In 2012, they attended Erikson Institute, focusing on Infant Toddler Specialization and Child Development until 2014. Jasmine later completed the Buell Early Childhood Leadership Program in Continuing and Professional Education at the University of Colorado Denver between 2014 and 2015.