Classroom Support Specialist (Instructional Assistant)

Fordsville Elementary; Fordsville (KY); On-site; USD 26,000 - 32,000; Part time

Job summary

Ohio County Schools Fordsville Elementary seeks an Instructional Assistant to support certified staff and enhance learning experiences for all students. The role covers tutoring, group instruction, and material preparation in a busy elementary setting.

The position requires two years of college-level training or Kentucky Paraeducator testing, plus experience with diverse student populations and strong organizational skills.

Qualifications

• Must have at least two years of college-level training or equivalent paraeducator assessment.
• Demonstrates competent language skills.
• Three years of experience with students from multicultural and multiethnic backgrounds.
• Ability to work with children in an organized setting.
• Participates in district and state program training as required.
• Meets criminal records check requirements under Kentucky law.
• Meets required health standards for district personnel.
• Ability to operate office and educational equipment.

Responsibilities

• Reinforces positive behavior in students.
• Assists in instructing large groups and tutors individual and small groups.
• Corrects home and seat work and checks tests.
• Prepares materials, displays, and teaching centers.
• Assists with classroom management and organization.
• Maintains confidentiality of student information.

Skills

College-level training

Kentucky Paraeducator test

Language skills

Multicultural experience

Child/work with organized setting

Program training participation

Criminal records check

Health requirements met

Education

Two years of college-level training or Kentucky Paraeducator Assessment

Job description

Ohio County Schools Fordsville Elementary seeks an Instructional Assistant to support certified staff and enhance learning experiences for all students. The role covers tutoring, group instruction, and material preparation in a busy elementary setting.

The position requires two years of college-level training or Kentucky Paraeducator testing, plus experience with diverse student populations and strong organizational skills.