The low-incidence program serves students with more severe physical and/or cognitive disabilities. Classrooms are highly structured and provide care across a spectrum of needs. Candidates with human services, caregiving, medical, nursing, and / or home health experience will find their skills are put to good use.
Paraeducators are a critical team member providing assistance in instruction and other direct services to students to help ensure a positive, safe, and supportive learning community. The CNA-licensed candidate would provide specialized support to students with developmental and physical needs. Our success as an organization, and student's success as they prepare for life after high school, is highly influenced by paraprofessionals.
The candidate will assist the assigned students under the supervision and guidance of the teacher with:
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