School Paraprofessional: Student Support & Learning

Perkett Elementary School; Minot (ND); Presencial; USD 22 000 - 31 000; Tempo parcial

Resumo da oferta

Perkett Elementary School in Minot, North Dakota is seeking a Part-Time Paraprofessional to support students in classrooms and assist teachers with instructional activities. The role requires helping students with learning tasks, monitoring behavior, and maintaining records under supervision.

Hours are 6 per day, with a starting date to be determined. Candidates should have an Associate’s Degree or ND Paraprofessional certification, and pass a background check; CPI/CPR training may be required

Qualificações

• Associate’s Degree plus one year of experience with children OR High school diploma with Paraprofessional certification (ND DPI).
• Must pass a background investigation.
• ND CPI training and CPR/First Aid may be required for some incumbents.

Responsabilidades

• Assist students in classrooms with educational programs and individual tasks.
• Supervise and guide students to stay on task and improve behavior.
• Assist with development of lesson plans and classroom materials.
• Maintain confidentiality and document student progress daily.
• Communicate with staff and students effectively and professionally.

Conhecimentos

Student behavior monitoring

Classroom support

Patience and tact

Communication (written)

Team collaboration

Adherence to procedures

Formação académica

Associate’s Degree

Paraprofessional certification (ND DPI)

High school diploma

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Perkett Elementary School in Minot, North Dakota is seeking a Part-Time Paraprofessional to support students in classrooms and assist teachers with instructional activities. The role requires helping students with learning tasks, monitoring behavior, and maintaining records under supervision.

Hours are 6 per day, with a starting date to be determined. Candidates should have an Associate’s Degree or ND Paraprofessional certification, and pass a background check; CPI/CPR training may be required