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This Para Educator role involves supporting K-12 students with special needs by assisting teachers in implementing IEPs, managing classroom behavior, and providing personalized care. The position requires working closely with students exhibiting mild to severe special education needs, offering one-on-one or small group support. Candidates should have relevant experience, educational credits, and physical ability to perform hands-on student assistance during regular school hours.

The Instructional Assistant role involves supporting special education classrooms by assisting licensed staff and helping students meet their individualized education plans. Candidates are expected to provide personal care, support students in crisis, and foster a conducive learning environment. This position requires experience with children, especially those with special educational needs, and offers weekday hours with benefits including weekly pay and 401K eligibility.

This full-time School Aide role supports students with special education needs by assisting licensed staff with academic adaptations, individualized education plans, and student supervision. Responsibilities include preparing learning materials, supporting students’ social and behavioral needs, and maintaining a safe classroom environment. Candidates should have relevant educational qualifications or assessments, and experience working with children with special needs is preferred.

This role involves supporting licensed teachers by assisting with lesson preparation, classroom management, and implementing individualized education plans for students with special education needs. The position requires prior experience or qualifications in educational support and involves physical activity within a classroom setting. It offers weekly pay, benefits, and an opportunity to contribute to student development within an inclusive learning environment.

This role involves supporting students with special needs in classroom settings by assisting teachers, implementing IEPs, and providing behavioral and personal care support. Candidates should have relevant education credits or an associate degree, experience with special education, and the physical ability to assist students throughout the school day. The position offers full-time hours during the school year, competitive pay, and benefits like paid sick leave and 401K eligibility.

The Assistant Teacher role involves supporting licensed educators by implementing individualized education plans and assisting students with special needs through academic and behavioral support. The position requires physical stamina, experience in special education, and the ability to manage challenging behaviors while maintaining a safe learning environment. This full-time role includes working Monday to Friday with opportunities for certification and career growth within an educational staffing company.

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.

This role involves supporting students with special education needs by assisting licensed staff in classrooms, aiding in individualized education plans, and managing student behavior. The Teaching Assistant helps create a conducive learning environment, provides personal care support, and supports students in crisis. The position requires a high school diploma, childcare or education experience, and physical ability to assist students, with additional preferred qualifications such as CPR certification and crisis prevention training.

The Behavior Technician supports K–12 students with special needs by implementing behavior management strategies and assisting with daily classroom activities. This full-time role involves one-on-one or small group assistance, helping students develop coping mechanisms and replacement behaviors, while also supporting personal care needs. The position requires experience in special education, physical ability to assist students, and a passion for fostering inclusive learning environments.

This Teacher Aide role supports students with varying special education needs by assisting licensed staff in implementing academic plans and supervising classroom activities. It requires working closely with students individually or in groups to aid in learning and behavioral development. The position offers weekly pay, benefits, and opportunities for professional growth within public and charter school settings.