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East Troy Community School District

Special Education Paraprofessional

Job Description

The East Troy Community School District is currently seeking a Special Education Paraprofessional. This position is full-time and will work 7:25am-3:10pm, Mondays-Fridays during the school year, at the Little Prairie Primary School. Applicants must have documentation of completion of a minimum of 2 years (48 semester credit hours) of post-secondary education from an accredited higher education institution or equivalent or be willing to complete an online training program. Applicants must also have (or be willing to acquire) DPI certification.
  • BONUS PROGRAM
  • Our Special Education Paraprofessionals will be included in a bonus program which includes the following incentives:
  • New hire bonus of $500 after the new employees successfully completes 90 school days after initial hire with no unapproved absences.
  • SPED Paraprofessionals can qualify to receive a quarterly bonus (3 quarters), for each quarter of employment in which at most 1 (one) total sick day or docked day are used, a $50 bonus will be issued up to $150 annually.
  • An end of year bonus of $500 after the employee successfully completes a full school year.
  • Return to work bonus of $500 for employees who qualified for the End of Year Bonus in the previous School Year and successfully completed employment through October 31st of the current year.
Responsibilities of instructional aides within the District may include: Implementing lesson plans and adaptations as directed by special education teacher Implementing and providing accommodations and modifications developed by students' IEP teams as instructed by case managers/special education teachers Implementing and collecting data regarding Positive Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) as designed by case managers/special education teachers, school counselors, or psychologists Recognizing and encouraging opportunities for social, behavioral and academic independence for students with disabilities Assisting in data collection related to student academic, behavioral & social/emotional progress and IEP goals. Providing feedback to teachers and administrators regarding student performance and behavior to assist in the development of Individual Education Plans and access to the general education curriculum and environment for students with disabilities Utilizing Non-Violent Crisis Intervention strategies and practices at all times when working directly with students, including seeking productive means to resolve conflicts Demonstrating adaptability and flexibility with respect to assignments, schedules and all other paraprofessional duties. Ensuring the educational environment (classrooms, restrooms, playground, hallways, etc.) is conducive to the provision of needed environmental accommodations, modifications and supports for students with disabilities Assisting students in the use of adaptive equipment (wheelchairs, walkers, Physical and Occupational Therapy equipment) as prescribed by appropriate professional (school nurse, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist). Ensuring proper use, care and functioning of special education materials, resources and adaptive equipment Demonstrating dependability, good attendance, punctuality and productive use of time during working hours Interacting in a professional manner at all times with parents, community members and other stakeholders when directed by special education teacher/case manager or administrator Assisting students in the set up and use of assistive and instructional technology (computers and computer programs, iPads, Assistive and Augmentive Communication devices, etc.) Demonstrating accountability to the special education teacher(s)/case managers, supervisors and administrators Performing all other duties or special projects as assigned by special education teacher and/or administrators The East Troy Community School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Pay:
$20.25 per hour Expected hours: 36.25 per week
Benefits:
403(b) Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan
Work Location:
In person

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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.

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