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This Teaching Assistant role involves supporting classroom teachers in providing educational and personal care to students, especially those with special needs. Responsibilities include assisting with lesson reinforcement, behavior management, and facilitating positive peer interactions while maintaining a safe learning environment. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special education, and physical capability to support students, with benefits including weekly pay and 401K eligibility.

This position involves supporting licensed staff and students in special education classrooms by assisting with academic adaptations, individualized education plans, and behavioral needs. The role requires working closely with students who have mild to severe special education needs to maintain a safe and engaging learning environment. Candidates should have relevant educational qualifications or assessment scores and be comfortable performing physically active tasks within the classroom setting.

This Teaching Assistant role involves supporting classroom teachers in providing educational and personal care to students, especially those with special needs. Responsibilities include assisting with lesson reinforcement, behavior management, and facilitating positive peer interactions while maintaining a safe learning environment. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special education, and physical capability to support students, with benefits including weekly pay and 401K eligibility.

This role involves supporting licensed teachers in special education classrooms by assisting with academic adaptations, behavioral support, and individualized education plans (IEPs). The position requires working directly with students with diverse special needs to help them engage in learning and participate fully in school activities. Candidates must meet educational or assessment requirements and have the physical ability to support students during the school day.

The Classroom Aide role supports students with special education needs by assisting licensed staff in implementing individualized education plans and providing academic and behavioral support in classroom settings. Candidates should have at least 60 college credits or relevant certification, with prior experience in educational or structured child settings preferred. The position offers full-time hours during the school year with a focus on creating a safe, supportive learning environment for children with varying special needs.

The Teaching Assistant role involves supporting lead teachers in classrooms, primarily assisting students with special education needs through individual or small group engagement. Responsibilities include behavior management, personal care support, and facilitating learning in alignment with individualized education plans. Candidates should have at least a high school diploma, experience in childcare or education, and the ability to manage physical classroom demands.

The School Aide supports students with special education needs by assisting licensed staff, implementing individualized education plans, and maintaining a safe classroom environment. They work closely with students individually or in groups to support social, behavioral, and academic needs while ensuring engagement and safety. This role requires a minimum of 60 college credits or equivalent assessment scores and prefers experience with special needs children in a school setting.

This role involves assisting licensed teachers in supporting students with special education needs by helping with assignments, reinforcing instructions, and maintaining a positive classroom environment. The Classroom Assistant works with individuals or small groups, provides personal care, and supports students both in-class and during community outings. Candidates should have relevant experience, appropriate qualifications, and physical ability to assist students effectively throughout the school day.

The Classroom Aide supports licensed teaching staff by assisting students, particularly those with special needs, in activities and individualized education plans. Responsibilities include fostering a safe learning environment, supporting student behavioral and academic needs, and providing crisis assistance. This full-time role requires relevant education or assessment credentials and values prior experience in educational or special needs settings.

This role involves supporting lead teachers by working with students individually or in small groups to reinforce learning and assist with academic and behavioral needs, particularly for students with special needs. Responsibilities include implementing individualized education plans, maintaining a safe classroom environment, and assisting students in crisis situations. Candidates require at least 60 college credits or passing specific paraeducator assessments and must be authorized to work in the U.S.