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Dayton Public Schools

Behavior Technician

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Openings as of 9/16/2026 force display?

True Openings as of 9/16/2026
Behavior Technician JobID:
37565
Position Type:
Support Staff/ Special Education Assistant Date Posted:
9/15/2026
Location:
Stingley Elementary Date Available:
09/28/2026
Closing Date:
09/22/2026
District:
Centerville City Schools Join Our Team! Centerville City Schools is seeking compassionate, dedicated behavior technicians to support students with diverse learning needs. Behavior technicians work closely with teachers and staff to provide academic, behavioral, social-emotional, and self-help support that helps students reach their full potential. Ideal candidates are patient, flexible, and committed to fostering an inclusive learning environment where every student feels valued and capable of success. This position offers full medical benefits and sick leave. Starting pay is between $22.40
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Benefits

  • Sick Leave
  • Dental Insurance
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