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The Sacramento City Unified School District is seeking an instructional assistant for a part-time 0.75 FTE role to support students in a classroom setting. The position requires meeting NCLB compliance and passing an entrance evaluation.
Qualifications include high school graduation and options for further education: 2 years college (48 units), an associate's degree, completion of the paraprofessional test, or NCLB compliance.
FTE 0.75
RSP/SDC-MILD/MOD
TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE:
Graduation from high school, one year of experience working with individuals or students in an organized setting, and one of the following: completion of at least two years of study (48 semester units) in an institution of higher education, associate's degree, pass the district paraprofessional test, or be No Child Left Behind (NCLB) compliant.
Instructional Assistant I requires one year of college-level work (30 accredited units). Instructional Assistant II requires two years of college-level work (60 accredited units), and must have served 75% of the school year as an Instructional Assistant I. Teacher Associate requires three years of college-level work (90 accredited units), and must have served 75% of the school year as an Instructional Assistant II. Teacher Candidate requires a minimum of 120 college units, served as a Teacher Associate for the preceding two years at least 75% of the school year, and must show proof of current enrollment in subjects leading to a bachelor's degree and/or teaching credential.
Pass the employee entrance evaluation (lifting test).
Must be NCLB compliant. If you do not have 48 college units, please contact Human Resources at 916-643-9050 to schedule an appointment to take the NCLB test.
**REQUIRED: Must provide 3 references when applying to this position.**
Clear
Part Time
Monday - Friday
6 hours per day
10 months per year
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