Supervisory Paraeducator - Greeter

About the role

A Supervisory Paraeducator - Greeter supports administration and teachers in the general supervision of students, both on-site and during field trips, while maintaining discipline and ensuring student safety.

Schedule

Monday through Friday, 8.0 hours per day with a 30-minute unpaid break (8.50 total hours per day). Start date: September 8, 2026.

Pay

$23.73/hour per the paraeducator labor agreement.

Benefits

• Medical
• Dental
• Life insurance
• Paid Time Off (per the paraeducator summary of benefits)

Qualifications

• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Excellent human relations skills when dealing with staff, students, and the community.
• Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations.
• Patience and ability to get along with others, including parents and students.
• Effective oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to read, write, and comprehend simple instructions, correspondence, and memos.
• Basic mathematical calculation skills.
• Ability to operate computers and related equipment.
• Awareness of applicable district requirements and Board of Education policies.

Responsibilities

• Assist administration and teachers in supervising students and maintaining discipline on-site and during field trips.
• Supervise students in playgrounds, hallways, lunchrooms, bus areas, restrooms, locker rooms, and parking lots by:
  • Moving throughout the supervision area.
  • Assisting students (including on and off equipment).
  • Assisting injured students.
  • Monitoring and responding to student misbehavior.
  • Restraining students in extreme cases, consistent with individual student plans and district policy.
• Monitor student behavior, initiate appropriate consequences, and confer with administration, teachers, counselors, or parents regarding discipline.
• Provide information to parents, drivers, and community members during supervision or as a result of disciplinary issues.
• Assist students with special needs, such as using elevators.
• Support classroom teachers by:
  • Supervising classes and correcting papers.
  • Setting up and taking down classroom materials.
  • Escorting children around the building.
  • Providing supervision on field trips.
• In early childhood programs, perform tasks such as:
  • Diapering and feeding students.
  • Reading stories and playing with students.
  • Washing toys and paintbrushes.
  • Straightening up the room.
• Report clean-up, repair, or general maintenance issues to custodial staff.
• Assist administration in conducting fire drills by ensuring students and teachers follow established safety procedures.
• Perform general clerical functions, including:
  • Answering phones.
  • Greeting and assisting visitors.
  • Operating office machines.
  • Opening and distributing mail.
  • Filing.
• Other duties as assigned.