Provides assistance to teachers in the classroom with students management and group/individual projects; accompanies special education students to class; serves per state law in absence of a teacher for a specified time; and keeps administrators informed of related matters.
Part-Time, normally 27.5 hours/week. Summers, Spring Break, and Winter Break are off!
- Work with students, individually and in small groups
- Aide students with their tasks, read to students, conduct activities that reinforce previous
- teaching
- Assist students with class work and make-up work
- Play learning games
- Promote good social relationships between children
- Review with students all skills learned within the classroom
- Recognize weaknesses and strengths in students’ performance
- Provide information for teacher to evaluate each student’s progress
- Consult with teachers about a student’s academic strengths and weaknesses
- Provide support for students
- Assist with maintaining proper classroom behavior in accordance with posted classroom guidelines
- Work with small groups when necessary to review problem areas
- Accompany and supervise students on educational field trips
- Maintain respect at all times for confidential information, e.g., private information about students
- Interact in a positive manner with staff, students, and parents
- Promote good public relations by personal appearance, attitude, and conversation
- Attend meetings and in-services as required
- Serve as a role model for students
- Encourage and help identified students in the selection of high interest reading and math material
- Help children with programmed computer materials
- Supervise restroom breaks and transitions from site to site
- Assist students with make-up work if absent
- Prepare materials for class projects, bulletin boards, etc.
- Grade papers
- Distribute information to be sent home with the children
- Maintain a neat work area
- Handle correspondence as needed
- Administer minor first-aid procedures to children following state guidelines
- Duplicate materials for class as efficiently as possible
- Keep permanent records up-to-date
- Respond to routine questions and requests in an appropriate manner
- Accompany students to special classes
- Supervise entrance and exits and help children with clothing
- Assist with drill work and test preparation
- Supervise playgrounds / recess duty; possible crossing guard duties
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Two to five years related experience
- Appropriate State of Ohio licensure/certification
- Alternatives to the above qualifications as superintendent or board of education may find appropriate
- Competitive testing for in-house candidates; civil service testing for entry-level candidates required
Part-Time, normally 27.5 hours/week. Summers, Spring Break, and Winter Break are off!
MEDINA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION announces an open-competitive examination process for this position. Application and testing process is on-going. When a vacancy occurs, top names appearing on the eligible list will be contacted for an interview.