SVCSP2740 - INSTRUCTIONAL/BUS#204AM/BUS #88PM/MULTICATEGORCIAL AIDE

West Virginia K-12 Jobs; Coal City (IL); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

West Virginia Department of Education in Coal City, IL seeks a multicategorical aide for split shifts (AM and PM) to support students with diverse learning and behavioral needs in a school setting. The role involves direct student assistance, mobility support, and collaboration with licensed staff.

Responsibilities include helping with daily living needs, administering medications as required, and applying behavior plans while ensuring safety and respectful interaction.

Qualifications

• CPR and First Aid training required or preferred.
• Experience supporting students with behavioral and developmental needs is helpful.
• Ability to implement and follow behavior plans under supervision.

Responsibilities

• Assist with daily living needs and personal care for students.
• Administer medications per policy and physician orders.
• Support students in classroom and bus settings, including positioning and mobility assistance.
• Work in a team with certified professionals to implement intervention techniques and safety procedures.

Skills

CPR

First Aid

Behavior management

Job description

SVCSP2740 - INSTRUCTIONAL/BUS - #519 MULTICATEGORCIAL AIDE - SPLIT JobID: 75877

• Position Type:
  Aide/ Aide
  
• Date Posted:
  10/26/2026
  
• Location:
  Coal City Elementary/Independence High
  

Bus aide split shift
AM: 6-9:30 AM @ Coal City, meet Bus #519 @ 6:15 AM @ Coal City Elementary
PM: 12:30-4:30 pm @ IHS, meet Bus #519 @ 2:20 pm @ IHS

These positions include working with students who may:

• Have serious behavior problems
• Have uneven patterns of intellectual functioning
• May have difficulty in understanding and expressing emotions
• Have disturbance in the capacity to relate appropriately to people, events and objects, communication, and social behavior
• Have no real fear of danger to self or others
• Have difficulty generalizing, following directions, sequencing, and staying on task outside their area of interest
• Resist change in routines
• Be nonverbal or delayed in language, speech, or meaningful communication
• Require assistance with the daily living needs of these children include toileting, special skills for feeding with extended time, assistance in mobility, placing student in a prone stander, frequent position changes throughout the day
• Exhibit low levels of cognitive functioning and problem solving
• Need academic assistance in specific educational programs

These positions also require:

• Administration of medication to Special Education and Regular Education Students in accordance with West Virginia Code §18-5-22 and County Policy
• Lifting a minimum of 100 lbs. vertically
• Working with adaptive equipment, prosthetic devices, and augmentative communication devices
• Participation in and implementation of specialized training, including CPR, First Aide, Passive Restraint, Behavior Management, etc.
• Working with developmentally disabled students, medically fragile and/or orthopedically impaired students
• Providing direct supervision and attending to personal care needs
• Implementation of health care and behavior plans
• Working in a team teaching setting under the supervision of certified professionals
• Implementation of intervention techniques, positioning, lifting and handling techniques designed by teacher and related services providers
• The use of Physical Intervention and Support Techniques
• Job coach responsibilities with appropriate training as needed

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
No person in the United States shall, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance. For more information, please contact Ryan Stafford , Title IX Coordinator, 105 Adair Street, Beckley, WV 25801, 304-256-4500.