Classroom Instructional Support Specialist

Wake County Public School System; Cary (NC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Wake County Public School System is seeking an Instructional Assistant to support teachers in classrooms across Elementary, Middle, or High School settings. The role involves assisting with instructional activities, prep work, and student supervision in a school-site environment.

The IA will work Monday–Friday with occasional evenings, ensuring a safe and encouraging learning atmosphere. Requires a high school diploma or GED; Title I options may require additional coursework or two years of

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• For TITLE I schools: six semester hours of coursework in childhood education, OR two years of work experience in a childhood setting.

Responsibilities

• Assist teachers with instructional activities and classroom management.
• Support students individually or in small groups as directed by teachers.
• Help prepare materials and ensure supplies are ready for lessons.
• Participate in district staff development and ongoing professional growth.
• Maintain a safe, caring, and orderly classroom environment.

Skills

Microsoft Office knowledge

Google Apps

Instructional delivery methods

Core subjects understanding

Diversity and FERPA confidentiality

Team collaboration

Student motivation

Student safety supervision

Communication skills

Behavioral interventions

Relationship building with staff/famil

Education

High school diploma or GED

Two years of childhood setting experience or six semester hours in childhood education (TITLE I)

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Google Apps

Job description

Wake County Public School System is seeking an Instructional Assistant to support teachers in classrooms across Elementary, Middle, or High School settings. The role involves assisting with instructional activities, prep work, and student supervision in a school-site environment.

The IA will work Monday–Friday with occasional evenings, ensuring a safe and encouraging learning atmosphere. Requires a high school diploma or GED; Title I options may require additional coursework or two years of