High School Paraeducator/Assistant Teacher Job Title:

High School Paraeducator Department:

Student Support Reports to: Faculty and Special Education Teachers Position Summary The Paraeducator supports the Faculty and Special Education Teachers. Specifically, the Paraeducator will provide learning support to those students with IEPs and 504s. Responsibilities include interacting closely with individual and small groups of students, tutoring students in high school math and English/language arts skills, and following student IEPs and 504 plans. Specific Responsibilities Support individual student IEPs and/or 504 plans as directed by the Special Education Teachers IEP Academic Support in grade-level high school classes

Title I:

Lead individual and small group tutoring sessions in math and English/language arts Assist the Lead Teachers in classroom management Support students in quiet activities Support students in their development of executive functioning skills Transition the students between classes and to dismissal Participate in weekly or every other week meeting with Special Education Teachers and Class Teaches Perform other duties as assigned Minimum Job Requirements Education High school diploma or equivalent Bachelor's degree from an accredited 4-year college or university preferred Experience Experience working with children with IEPs a must

Paraprofessional or Assistant Teaching:

3 years Previous teaching experience in a Waldorf school preferred Specialized Knowledge, Licenses, etc. CPR/First aid training certificate or willingness to complete Holds (or is willing to obtain) a New Hampshire Paraeducator Certification Work Location In person

Gathering Waters Upper School Campus Compensation Job Type:

Full time

Salary:

$26,500-$28,500

Benefits:

Paid time off Health benefits Professional development assistance

Schedule:

School hours School functions Application Process To apply, please send a letter of interest and resume to: hiring-team@gatheringwaterscharter.org Gathering Waters Chartered Public School is an initiative member of the Alliance of Waldorf Public Education and is committed to providing a supportive and enriching educational environment for all students. Our region is uniquely situated to support a Waldorf-inspired charter with a wealth of knowledge and resources that are already established here, including two Waldorf teacher training programs, Antioch University-New England and The Center for Anthroposophy. Families move to the Keene area from all over the country because of the presence of organizations inspired by the philosophy that stands behind Waldorf education, including Sophia's Hearth Family Center, Spring Hill Children's Center, Camp Glen Brook, Kroka Expeditions, and Badger Corporation. Southwestern New Hampshire is home to a well-established community that is ready and eager to support a Waldorf-inspired chartered public school and with whom we welcome the opportunity to partner.