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New Prospect Elementary School in Anderson, SC is seeking a Special Education Teaching Assistant (Part-Time) to support students with disabilities in a highly specialized setting. The position requires working with individuals with autism and other needs, under the supervision of the principal and instructional staff.
The role involves assisting with literacy and reading programs, supervising daily activities, and helping implement behavior plans to maintain a safe learning environment.
Anderson County School District 5 New Prospect Elementary School - Anderson, South Carolina Open in Google Maps
ANDERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT FIVE
Anderson, SC
POSITION OVERVIEW:
TITLE: Special Education Teaching Assistant (Part-Time)
LOCATION(S): New Prospect Elementary School
STATUS/FLSA: Part-Time/Non-Exempt
PAY SCHEDULE/GROUP: $20/hr. for approximately 25 hrs./wk.
DIRECT REPORTS: Full-time: (0); Part-time (0 )
SUPERVISOR:Principal
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: 180 Days (if employed for full school year)
EVALUATION: Evaluated annually by the Principal.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
Special education assistant position that provides quality services for students with various disabilities who require support in a highly specialized setting. Assist individual student with academic, functional, and personal needs. Responsible for helping to maintain positive student behaviors in the classroom.
EDUCATION: Completion of an Associate’s Degree is preferred.
EXPERIENCE: Experience working with students with autism and other disabilities.
LICENSES / CERTIFICATIONS:
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
Essential Job Duties are intended to be examples of duties and are not intended to be all inclusive. There will be other duties as assigned.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES:
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES:
Assistant should be familiar with Evidence Based Practices used with students with Autism (such as utilizing visual supports, AAC strategies, social skills instruction and ABA techniques). Should also be familiar with sensory strategies to support a student with self-regulation and familiar with deescalation techniques to support a student in times of crisis.