Literacy Aide V - Multiple Positions

Oberlin City School District; Oberlin (OH); On-site; USD 23,000 - 26,000; Part time

Job summary

Oberlin City School District is seeking a Literacy Aide V to support instructional activities under the principal at the Oberlin Board of Education Central Office. This role assists in literacy interventions and classroom activities, helping students stay engaged and safe.

The ideal candidate will hold the required Ohio certification or a related degree, demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, and be prepared to collaborate with teachers and families to improve student outcomes.

Qualifications

• Must hold valid Ohio Educational Aide Certificate with the addition of the ESEA endorsement or hold a Bachelor's degree ODE issued license/certificate.
• ESEA endorsement requires completion of ParaPro assessment and reporting test scores to the Ohio Department of Education.
• Associate degree or at least 48 semester hours from an accredited institution acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Under direction of instructor, monitor and/or implement instructional activities in groups or one-to-one situations.
• Provide for the safety of the students.
• Supervise children in instructional or school-related settings.
• Design and produce instructional materials to meet student needs.
• Recommend academic interventions for the overall instructional program.
• Provide strategies to students in organizational and study skills.
• Use appropriate behavior management techniques with students.
• Assist with data collection, charts, informal assessments, and anecdotal records.
• May participate in team meetings as necessary.
• Provide ongoing feedback and monitor student progress.
• Maintain and organize instructional materials and equipment.
• Perform other job-related duties as assigned by teachers and principals.
• Attend up to four inservice/orientation meetings annually on a voluntary basis.

Skills

People skills

Experience with children

Communication skills

Education

Ohio Educational Aide Certificate w/ ESEA endorsement

Bachelor's degree license/certificate

ParaPro assessment

Associate degree or 48 hours

Job description

• Position Type:
  Student Support Services/ Literacy Aide
  
• Date Posted:
  2/18/2026
  
• Location:
  Oberlin Board of Education Central Office
  
• Date Available:
  03/02/2026
  
• Closing Date:
  08/28/2026
  

Base rate $17.81/hr (26-27)

LITERACY AIDE V

RESPONSIBLE TO:

Principal.

JOB GOAL:

To assist in the instructional process.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Be at least 18 years of age and hold a high school diploma or equivalent diploma.
• Meets all mandated health requirements.
• Documentation of a clear criminal record.
• Demonstrate aptitude for successful performance of the responsibilities listed below.
• Sufficient people skills in order to be able to respond appropriately in a variety of situations with varied clientele (e.g., students, teachers, parents).
• Experience working with children in small groups or individual situations.
• Must hold a valid Ohio Educational Aide Certificate with the addition of the ESEA qualified endorsement or hold a Bachelor's degree ODE issued license/certificate. ESEA stands for the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or No Child Left Behind, which requires educational aides or paraprofessionals working in Title I settings to meet certain qualifications per Senate Bill 216. To add the "ESEA qualified" endorsement to an educational aide permit, theindividual must have successfully completed one of the following:
• The examination for paraprofessionals prescribed by the State Board of Education (ParaPro Assessment ). Candidates must request their test scores be reported directly to the Ohio Department of Education from the Educational Testing Service.
• An associate degree (or higher) from an accredited institution of higher education; or at least two years of study at an accredited institution of higher education (defined as 48 semester hours or 72 quarter hours).

RESPONSIBILITIES & SPECIFIC DUTIES:

1. Under direction of instructor, monitor and/or implement instructional activities in groups or one-to-one situations using appropriate motivational and reinforcement techniques.
2. Provide for the safety of the students
3. Supervise children in any instructional or school related setting.
4. Designs and produces instructional materials to meet student needs.
5. Recommends academic interventions for overall instructional program.
6. Provides strategies to students in organizational skills and study skills.
7. Use appropriate behavior management techniques and motivational and reinforcement techniques with students.
8. Support in the collection of data, maintenance of charts, and assist with informal assessments and write anecdotal records as requested by instructor.
9. May participate in or attend appropriate team meetings as necessary.
10. Provides ongoing feedback and/or monitors student progress.
11. Maintain and organize all assigned instructional materials and equipment.
12. Performs other job-related duties as assigned within the general scope of the job description, by the classroom teacher, building principal and curriculum director.
13. All Classified employees are encouraged to attend up to four (4) inservice or orientation meetings annually on a voluntary basis.

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS:

1. Ability to interact with students and their families in a manner that demonstrates respect and concern.
2. Knowledge of child development.
3. Ability to work with students of different ages, mental and physical abilities.
4. Commitment to the improvement of educational programs.
5. Willingness to participate in professional development activities.
6. Possess some working knowledge of any or all office equipment.

PHYSICAL AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

1. Sufficient ambulatory ability to travel to/from school and from room to room to interact with staff, as well as remain in a fixed location for a period of time.
2. Sufficient ability to hear the conversational voice with or without the aid of a hearing device.
3. Sufficient ability to see with or without corrective lenses.
4. Sufficient ability to speak and be understood under normal circumstances.
5. Sufficient use of arms, hands, legs, and feet with or without corrective devices to accomplish the job.
6. Suited for situations that require the ability to plan ahead, yet remain flexible enough to adapt to new situations or react to emergencies.
7. Suited for situations that require the ability to interact to and interact well with other people, but also the ability to work alone.
8. Physical ability to perform student transfer techniques and operate student equipment for elementary through high school age students.
9. Responsible for following safety guidelines provided in training and safety manuals.
10. Able to change work assignment from school to school, when so designated by the supervisor.

Evaluation:

Performance of this job will be evaluated annually by the Superintendent or designee according to Board approved evaluation instrument.

Postings current as of 9/9/2026 1:31:27 PM CST.

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