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- Paraeducator II - Beaverton School District
The Paraeducator II assists the Teacher in the delivery of an instructional program, through preparation of the classroom and materials in order to assist individual and small groups of students
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A paraeducator is a professional who works in a school or classroom environment alongside certified and licensed educators to provide instructions, guidance and services to students and families
- PARAEDUCATOR SPECIAL EDUCATION - LEVEL II (Promotional Open . . .
Apply for PARAEDUCATOR SPECIAL EDUCATION - LEVEL II (Promotional Open Competitive) position in San Lorenzo School District Wide, CA through GovernmentJobs com Join our team and become a part of San Lorenzo Unified School District community
- Paraeducator II - Washington State Apprenticeships in Public Education
Learn about the requirements and structure for the Education Paraprofessional apprenticeship
- 2026 How to Become a Paraeducator: Salary Career Paths
Paraeducators support teachers, assist students with special needs, prepare learning materials, and help manage classroom activities While paraeducators start in support roles, further education and certifications can lead to teaching, special education, or administrative positions
- Range 20 PARA-EDUCATOR II - capousd. org
CATOR II Range 20 SUMMARY Under the direction of an assigned school site administrator and with the guidance of credentialed personnel, the Para-educator II supports the educational programs of the District by assisting certificated staff with reinforcing instruction to aid students with special learning needs or an identified disability in achi
- Paraeducator Training - CESA 2
CESA 2’s online training will help you learn all about the work of a Paraeducator Gain the support you need and gain ongoing support through the CESA 2 Digital Network!
- Special Education Paraeducator 2 (2024 2025 School Year) at . . . - EDJOIN
Current CPR and First Aid certification EDUCATION: Required: Equivalent to graduation from high school Desirable: Technical or college level course work or training dealing with Special Education students needs
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