Paraprofessional

Inclusion Paraprofessional

Central Elementary

2.75hours daily

Student days only

School Year

Two years of college or Associate’s (or higher) degree or

Confirmation of passing the MTTC basic skills test or Work Keys.

Provide assistance and support to the classroom teacher and students.

• Works independently with the student individually or in small groups to reinforce material initially introduced by the classroom teacher.
• Instructs students in basic subject matter specified in teacher provided written lesson plans.
• Develops a relationship with students that is sensitive, supportive, motivating and professional.
• Encourages students to set and maintain high standards of classroom behavior.
• Develops and maintains positive collaborative relationships with school personnel.
• Assists in the preparation and administration of appropriate instructional and evaluation materials.
• Maintains high level of ethical behavior, including confidentiality of information about students.
• Participates and becomes involved in building activities, inservice programs, and other activities as assigned by the teacher, principal.
• Exhibits positive personal characteristics.
• Provides appropriate discipline in keeping with the discipline policy/procedure established by the classroom teacher.
• Initiates and implements the teacher’s daily lesson plan for the student with minimal direction.
• Communicates effectively in written and verbal interactions with students.
• Is flexible with student learning and behavior difficulties, and any changes in student schedules.
• Presents learning activities in a fun and enthusiastic manner.
• Keeps in perspective that the teacher is responsible for developing the instructional plans for the classroom and all communications with parents and other staff about student performance, academically and behaviorally unless otherwise directed.
• Is dependable and on time in regard to daily schedule and routine.
• Completes other duties and responsibilities as assigned by classroom teacher.

Please direct questions to:

John Philo

Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources

Grandville Public Schools

3839 Prairie SW

Grandville, Michigan 49418

Phone:  Fax:  Email: jphilo

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