Category Schools - Paraprofessional Job Type Contract Step into a rewarding opportunity supporting students' success in both 1:1 and classroom settings as a vital school-based Paraprofessional. Multiple contract positions are available in a welcoming environment near Portsmouth, NH, providing essential assistance to students and educators from September through mid-June. This engaging role aligns with the school year, offering consistent weekday hours—perfect for those who want meaningful work with a set schedule.

Key Qualifications:

High school diploma required; no additional paraprofessional certification or higher education necessary Previous experience working in schools or with students is preferred Must be able to supply three completed professional references, one being your most recent manager, prior to interviewing Strong communication, patience, and teamwork skills Ability to collaborate closely with teachers and follow direction Commitment for the duration of the contract period

Primary Responsibilities:

Provide instructional and behavioral support to students, both one-on-one and in classroom groups Help implement lesson plans developed by educational staff Aid students in social integration, organization, and task completion Follow teacher and school directives to maintain a positive, inclusive learning atmosphere Monitor student progress and report concerns or developments to supervising staff Maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times Enjoy a role that directly impacts student outcomes while gaining valuable school-based experience. Positions are located within both middle and high school settings, offering weekday hours with a consistent 32.5 hour workweek. Morning start times and afternoons off allow for work-life balance throughout the academic year. Ready to support the next generation and grow your professional skills? Submit your resume and references today to start your application for this highly valued position! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled