District Behavior Intervention Specialist

District Behavior Intervention (classified)

The Behavior Intervention Paraprofessional will support the building administration as needed in carrying out various building management functions throughout the day. A large portion of the duties will be to assist leadership with student behavior intervention.

• Prevent crises:
  Help prevent and respond to student crises and maintain classroom safety.
• Communicate with others:
  Consult with administrators, teachers, parents, and other school personnel to build a support system for students.
• Support the development of behavior plans:
  Collaborate with teachers, staff, and others to help develop and implement behavior support plans for students.
• Monitor student behavior:
  Observe student behavior in the classroom and provide intervention activities as needed or indicated in their plan.
• Provide guidance:
  Assist students with homework, projects, and classroom assignments, and create positive relationships.
• Document and analyze data:
  Help maintain documents and meet to discuss data to determine the impact of interventions.
• Maintain confidentiality:
  Maintain confidentiality and comply with all relevant laws and regulations with FERPA
• Reports directly to the Principal and Assistant principal. Support may be provided by the Director of Behavior Services.

Pay Details:

• Pay Range: 25 or 26 (depending on education level)
• 7.5 hours per day
• 180 contract days per year