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Instructional Assistant, Special Education (0.25 FTE) - Grant Elementary School
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A Teacher Assistant assists classroom teachers by providing extra individual attention and instruction to students. Helps teachers with recordkeeping, preparation for lessons and activities and supervising students. May work with special education students, or work in a school library or computer lab; may be called teacher aide or paraprofessional.
$44,687 / year median in California
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Instructional Assistant, Special Education (0.25 FTE) - Grant Elementary School at Petaluma City Schools Print Application Deadline Until Filled Date Posted 9/4/2026 Contact Kristi McCullough Number of Openings 1 Salary Pay Range $20.14 - $25.70 Per Hour Add'l Salary Info (Initial salary placement is based on related experience) Length of Work Year 194 days per year Employment Type Part Time Location Grant Elementary Hours 2 hours per day (3 days per week)
FTE 0.25
About the Employer Developing Effective Communicators & Critical Thinkers Petaluma City Schools delivers a high-quality, diverse, equitable, and inclusive education to all student scholars so they creatively explore interests, collaboratively solve problems, and fully develop as resilient, caring, and responsible members of our community.We believe:
- All students have infinite potential and value.
- Diversity is an asset that strengthens and enriches our learning community.
- Safe and caring learning environments help students reach high levels of achievement.
- An engaged and supportive community is essential to student and organizational success.
- Collaborative teams and shared decision making are critical to student success.