REQUIREMENTS

Paraprofessionals are assigned to various teachers who will supervise their work. The Director of Instruction will help coordinate the paraprofessional's involvement in the classroom. 

- Instructional Tasks 

to help the teacher in working with small groups. Working with small groups of students will mean but is not limited to reviewing material taught, listening to students read, assisting students in their tasks, and helping to clarify ideas for students. It is essential that paraprofessionals work with students to help them learn. 

- Supervision 

to supervise the safety of children in the classroom, in the hallway, on the playground, in the cafeteria, and in special classes. Keeping children safe is an essential skill of paraprofessionals. Examples (but not limited to): supervising students during lunch and recess, understanding what to do in an emergency, etc. 

- Clerical Tasks 

to help the teacher prepare for their lessons. This also includes but is not limited to filing, record keeping, checking student work, assisting with library tasks, etc. 

- Other duties 

Proficiency in English is required