About this role
Linden Grove School strives to:
• Identify, nurture, and unleash each child's POTENTIAL • Research and implement PROGRESSIVE teaching methods • Establish a PARTNERSHIP between staff, parents, the child, and the community • RESPECT each child's individualism • Provide opportunities for INTERACTION and FRIENDSHIP • Build TRUST through compassion, transparency, and consistency • REFLECT on our challenges and turn them into opportunities for growth. Currently hiring Special Education Paraprofessional for grade levels:
Special Education Para Responsibilities include: Early childhood (grades kindergarten through 3rd) & Primary (grades 2nd through 5th)
• Provide instructional and behavioral support and assistance to classroom teachers and students assigned to a team in a K-8 setting. • Supervise students during recess, lunch, and sensory breaks. • Record student progress on data sheets, goal sheets, and daily logs to assist the teacher and Behavior Coordinator. • Assist with educational classroom needs and student behavior plans. • Work collaboratively with a school-based team. Benefits
• MedicalEZ ICHRA • Dental • Vision • Employer-sponsored • Life Insurance • Retirement planningIRA • Short-Term Disability (Employee Sponsored) • Employee Assistance Program • TWP-Return to Work program • Family Medical Leave/Medical Leave • Paid time off (Personal and Sick Time): For an entire year, this is equivalent to 10 sick/medical days and 3 personal days. • PTO Sharing Program Additional Benefits added
• Wellness/Employee Engagement Activities Program • Wellness/lactation Room and Staff refreshments are free • Partnership with UC (staff and family receive discounted tuition rates on continuing education courses) • DE&I Positive • Strengths-Based Atmosphere with Family-Centered Orientation • Therapy Pet Friendly • Professional Development and Training • Reverse InclusionBring your child to work opportunities; discounted summer camp rates for staff families. Education:
• High school diploma or equivalent (required); some college or AA degree desirable. • Valid Ohio Educational Aide Certification Experience:
• 1 year of accepted experience working with children with autism or other special needs, 2 years (Preferred) • Special education: 1 year (Preferred) • Experience with a social-communication classroom TEACCH-style program or a structured-style room for children with autism and/or special needs is preferred. • Must have strong verbal & written communication skills and be able to communicate effectively with both families & staff. • Must be able to work collaboratively and effectively within a team. • Must have excellent organizational skills and a positive and energetic attitude. • Ability to move around considerably.