Paraprofessional: After-School Instruction & IEP Support

Socket.dev; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

Mission Graduates in San Francisco seeks an Instructional Assistant to support classroom instruction for students with IEPs during the Extended Day Program. You will implement lesson plans, assist staff, conduct parent conferences, and maintain records while working with a culturally diverse school community.

Required: 4 years in education or youth programs, a BA/BS, and TB test clearance. The role focuses on helping students achieve mastery and college readiness through developmentally

Qualifications

• 4 years of proven experience and ability in working in education and/or youth programs.
• Demonstrated knowledge of and experience with best practices in youth development program planning, curriculum development, methods of teaching, and evaluation.
• TB test clearance is mandatory prior to hire.
• Experience working in communities of color with low-income populations.

Responsibilities

• Assists in the direct delivery of instruction in a classroom with pupils who have moderate to severe impairing conditions as determined by an IEP.
• Implements lesson plans and activities, reviews and completes pupil work, and participates in parent conferences.
• Keeps relevant records and operates instructional equipment in appropriate settings.
• Performs related duties as required.

Skills

Education experience

Youth program planning

Curriculum development

Teaching methods

Evaluation

Communication with diverse communities

Education

BA or BS

Job description

Mission Graduates in San Francisco seeks an Instructional Assistant to support classroom instruction for students with IEPs during the Extended Day Program. You will implement lesson plans, assist staff, conduct parent conferences, and maintain records while working with a culturally diverse school community.

Required: 4 years in education or youth programs, a BA/BS, and TB test clearance. The role focuses on helping students achieve mastery and college readiness through developmentally