English Language Development Paraeducator - Secondary
Listed on 2026-06-07
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Education / Teaching
Bilingual, English Teacher / ESL TEFL, Special Education Teacher, Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional
Northshore School District 417 Secondary - Various Locations - Bothell, Washington Open in Google Maps
English Language Development Para educator - SecondaryNorthshore School District 417 Secondary - Various Locations - Bothell, Washington Open in Google Maps
Job DetailsJob : 5391227
Final date to receive applications: Sep 30, 2026 11:59 PM (Pacific Standard Time)
Re-Posted: Oct 01, 2025 7:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: To Be Determined
Job DescriptionThank you for your interest in a career with us! The Northshore School District is committed to a diverse workforce that reflects our students and our community, one that embraces and models equity and cultural competency.
This posting will be used to generate an applicant pool. This pool does not necessarily indicate there is a current vacancy. However, should a vacancy occur, this pool allows hiring administrators immediate access to potential candidates. Qualified applicants will be selected for interview by hiring administrators as needed throughout the school year.
Job SummaryThis position primarily assists students whose first language is not English, (grades K-12), in English language acquisition. Content‑area assistance is a prime component at the secondary level (grades 7-12). Duties are performed within a classroom, office, or other learning space.
Duties and ResponsibilitiesThis list of essential functions is not exhaustive and may be supplemented as necessary in consultation with the employee(s) involved. Duties may vary from position-to-position or school-to-school based on the employee(s) specific assignment.
- In collaboration with a certificated teacher, plans and provides individual or small group instruction for Multilingual Learners; works directly with students on providing direct intervention services. May also support students with homework assignments, classroom projects, labs, reports, and test preparation in a push‑in or pull‑out classroom setting.
- Administers state language proficiency assessment, distributes and files score reports; in collaboration with the certificated teacher analyzes data and determines how to best meet student academic needs.
- Collaborates with the certificated teacher to determine which students qualify for placement testing at the beginning of the school year; tests new students and updates Multilingual Learner student rosters.
- Establishes positive working relationships with students, families, teachers, staff, community, and other ELD para educators.
- Communicates student progress to ELD teacher, classroom teacher, intervention teacher, specialists, or other school staff, etc., as appropriate.
- Assists in the development and maintenance of a safe and welcoming learning environment to help students feel a sense of belonging. Recognize and celebrate the student’s home language, culture, and diversity as an asset.
- Attends district ELD staff meetings, training, and professional development classes, and may attend on‑site staff meetings.
- While not required, bilingual staff may use additional languages to assist students in English language acquisition.
- Performs related duties consistent with the job description and employee assignment.
Reports to the Building Administrator, ELD Teacher, or as assigned.
Working ConditionsWorks in a classroom, office, or other learning space to support Multilingual Learners; when necessary may need to travel between various assigned work locations; may support students and families with conflict resolution.
Minimum RequirementsEducation and Experience
To meet the new Every Student Succeed Act (ESSA), this position requires that applicant either hold an associate degree or higher, college credit equivalency (72 quarter or 48-semester credits) or have graduated from High School and passed the ETS Para Pro Assessment with a score of 455 or higher.
Link to PESB's para educator minimum employment requirements.
Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) training or equivalent is required. Training is provided upon hire.
Applicants who are bilingual are encouraged to apply.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Ability to work cooperatively with teachers and enjoy interacting with children;…
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