Special Education Aide: Empower Students & Support Learning

Desert Sands Unified School District; Stockton (CA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Desert Sands Unified School District is seeking candidates for a paraprofessional role with strict NCLB compliance requirements. Applicants must have 48 semester units or higher, or an approved local assessment, plus a high school diploma or GED and related certifications.

Documentation such as transcripts and résumés is required, with proof of NCLB compliance submitted with the application. Note the district’s contract constraints with outside agencies.

Qualifications

• Minimum 48 semester units or higher OR proof of certification through a local assessment which meets the requirements of “No Child Left Behind” No Child Left Behind Federal Requirement:
• High School Graduation or GED WITH
• 48 semester college units or more OR
• NCLB Certificate from District County Office *PROOF OF COMPLIANCE MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH APPLICATION* ***Please note that applicants currently employed through an outside agency that is under a contract with Stockton Unified School District may not be eligible for employment in this position***
• Letter of Introduction (Letter of Interest/Introduction)
• Copy of Transcript (48 or More Semester College Units)
• OR NCLB Compliance (48 or More Semester College Units or 2 Part Paraprofessional Training)
• OR Paraprofessional Testing (2 Part Paraprofessional Training)
• Resume (Updated Resume)

Education

48 semester units

High School Graduation

GED

NCLB Certificate

Paraprofessional Testing

Job description

Desert Sands Unified School District is seeking candidates for a paraprofessional role with strict NCLB compliance requirements. Applicants must have 48 semester units or higher, or an approved local assessment, plus a high school diploma or GED and related certifications.

Documentation such as transcripts and résumés is required, with proof of NCLB compliance submitted with the application. Note the district’s contract constraints with outside agencies.