1:1 Special Ed Instructional Assistant — Classroom Support
Chesterfield County Public Schools
Virginia (MN)
On-site
USD 21,399 - 38,163
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Chesterfield County Public Schools is hiring an Instructional Assistant for the 2026-2027 school year to provide support to students with IEPs in general and special education settings. Responsibilities include assisting special education teachers in classroom duties, supporting students during activities, and ensuring student safety. Candidates must have a High School diploma and current First Aid/CPR certification. Salary ranges from $21,399.49 to $38,163.61, with additional training requirements for working with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Qualifications
Knowledge of childhood development and behavior management techniques.
Ability to supervise children effectively and perform basic clerical tasks.
Capable of working professionally with students and staff.
Responsibilities
Assist special education teachers with classroom duties.
Support students during instructional activities as directed.
Supervise students at lunch and recess.
Skills
Knowledge of childhood growth
Behavior management techniques
Oral and written communication
Education
High School diploma or equivalent
Job description
Chesterfield County Public Schools is hiring an Instructional Assistant for the 2026-2027 school year to provide support to students with IEPs in general and special education settings. Responsibilities include assisting special education teachers in classroom duties, supporting students during activities, and ensuring student safety. Candidates must have a High School diploma and current First Aid/CPR certification. Salary ranges from $21,399.49 to $38,163.61, with additional training requirements for working with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.