Substitute Paraprofessional

Duties And Responsibilities

• Communicate with teachers, staff, support services and students
• Maintain anecdotal notes and data recording as needed
• Auxiliary with staff with other school related activities when available
• Auxiliary/monitor student to and from bus when needed
• Auxiliary/monitor student(s) recess period – indoors and outdoors when needed
• Auxiliary/monitor student(s) in lunchroom and hallways as appropriate
• Auxiliary with feeding skills with appropriate supervision/training
• Auxiliary/monitor student(s) with toileting and other physical needs – this includes providing physical assistance to a student during the act of toileting while in the toileting location (see toileting definition below)
• Auxiliary with care, correct use and maintenance of adaptive equipment
• Auxiliary student(s) during emergency situations, drills and field trips
• Auxiliary student(s) with instructional activities as outlined by staff utilizing strategies to modify intervention materials as directed
• Administer classroom assessments for students(s)
• Implement behavioral intervention and procedures as needed

Ability To Work With

• Multiple needs across multiple grades

Skills And Experience Required

• Education: 60 semester hours of college credit
• Basic knowledge and willingness to learn appropriate use of technology
• Paraprofessional License (ELS) or valid Teaching License

Physical/Mental Requirements

• Requires sitting, standing, lifting, bending, walking and running
• Demonstrate high level of flexibility, positive attitude, patience, perseverance, tenacity and concentration

Toileting Definition

Due to a child's disability or medical condition, the para must provide physical assistance to a student during the act of toileting while in the toileting location. (examples: removing all undergarments, wiping, physically assisting onto and off the toilet area)

Pay

Hourly Rate: $18.20

Schedule

N/A