Paraprofessional - Warren County Learning Center/Western Row Campus - Mason

Warren County Consortium; Kentucky; On-site; USD 22,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Schedule that supports work–life balAn

Medical, Vision, Dental and Life insuR

Job summary

Warren County Educational Service Center's Learning Center program seeks a paraprofessional to support students at the Mason campus, part of WCESC's Learning Center in Franklin and Mason, Ohio.

Join a compassionate team focused on students with social-emotional and behavioral needs, helping them stay engaged, develop skills, and pursue graduation and workforce readiness.

Responsibilities

• Be a steady source of support—help students manage emotions and develop self-regulation toward graduation.
• Empower positive change—use de-escalation strategies and behavioral leadership.
• Work with an amazing team—collaborate with teachers, intervention specialists, mental health professionals.
• Make a real impact—support classroom instruction, mentor students in life skills and leadership.

Job description

Paraprofessional - Warren County Learning Center/Western Row Campus - Mason JobID: 414

• Location: Warren County Learning Center - Mason Location COG

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Current opening for a Paraprofessional - Warren County Learning Center - Mason, Ohio

The position is located at the WCESC Western Row Campus full-time 5 days a week (Monday - Friday).

Make a Real Difference – Every Single Day

Change Students Lives at the Warren County ESC Learning Center

Do you believe every student deserves a chance to succeed?Do you want a career that actually makes a difference in a young person's life?

The Warren County Educational Service Center's Learning Center Program is looking for passionate, compassionate, and driven individuals to join our incredible team of educators. At our two campuses in Franklin and Mason, Ohio, we support students with unique social-emotional and behavioral needs—students who may be navigating educational gaps, mental health challenges, or skill deficits.

This isn't just a job. It's a chance to be a person in a student's life who helps them believe in themselves and supports them on their educational journey.

What You'll Do (and Why It's So Meaningful)

• Be a steady source of support Help students manage emotions, develop self-regulation skills, and gain the tools they need to move toward graduation and the workforce.
• Empower positive change Use proven de-escalation strategies and behavioral leadership to create a safe, supportive, and encouraging learning environment.
• Work with an amazing team Collaborate with teachers, intervention specialists, mental health professionals, and other experts who are all focused on student success.
• Make a real impact Support classroom instruction, mentor students in life skills and leadership, model positive behaviors, and watch your influence change lives—literally.

WHAT WE OFFER

Competitive pay

$16–$24 per hour for classified student support roles (based on experience and qualifications)

A schedule that supports work–life balance - School-year calendar - Holidays, spring break, and summers off

• Medical, Vision Dental and Life insurance
• Participation in SERS - School Employees Retirement System

If you're a dedicated, hardworking educator—or ready to step into a purpose-driven role—and you want to make a lasting difference in a student's life, we want to meet you.