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PLEASANTS COUNTY SCHOOLS in Belmont, WV seeks a full-time on-site Sign Language Interpreter to support deaf and hard-of-hearing students in classrooms, meetings, and school activities. The interpreter provides real-time communication between spoken English and sign language, collaborating with educators to ensure accessible instruction while maintaining confidentiality and professional standards.
Qualifications emphasize high school diploma or GED, plus interpreter certification; experience in
Posting Number: 26-83C
Location: COUNTY- based currently at Belmont Elementary School
Employment Term:2026-2027
Certification Required: Paraprofessional Certificate: Educational Sign language Interpreter I or II.
Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED; Certified Interpreter.
Salary, Based on FY 23: $24,923-39,293 (pro-rated) OR if qualified for Code 301 (Professional Certification with a Bachelor's Degree) $47,007-65,903
Job Descriptions: https://www.pleasantscountyschools.com/documents/employment/job-descriptions/183045
Additional Qualifications: Sign language experience and Certified as an Interpreter.
PLEASANTS COUNTY SCHOOLS is a public primary and secondary education district serving students and families in and around Saint Marys, West Virginia. The district is committed to providing inclusive, high-quality educational opportunities that support the academic and personal growth of all learners. Educators and staff collaborate to create safe, supportive classroom environments where diverse needs and abilities are respected. PLEASANTS COUNTY SCHOOLS values community engagement and works closely with families and local partners to enhance student success. The district offers professional roles that contribute directly to student access, equity, and educational achievement.
This is a full-time, on-site Sign Language Interpreter role based at school locations in Belmont, WV. The Sign Language Interpreter provides real-time interpretation between spoken English and sign language for students who are deaf or hard of hearing in classrooms, school activities, and meetings. Daily responsibilities include interpreting classroom instruction, discussions, and announcements, as well as facilitating communication between students, teachers, and staff. The role also involves preparing for classes by reviewing lesson plans, collaborating with educators to understand instructional goals, and maintaining professional boundaries and confidentiality. The interpreter supports an inclusive learning environment, follows district policies and ethical standards, and participates in relevant training and professional development.