Aides, Behavior

Aide – Behavior

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There are multiple positions needed. Each position can be up to 29 hours per week.

The Aide – Behavior supports students with behavioral, social-emotional, and self-regulation needs by assisting with the implementation of behavior intervention plans, monitoring student behavior, supporting instructional activities, and helping maintain a safe and positive learning environment under the supervision of certified staff.

• Implement behavior intervention plans and strategies developed by instructional and support teams.
• Provide individual and small group support to reinforce positive behavioral, social, and emotional skills.
• Monitor and document student behavior, progress, and responses to interventions.
• Assist students in developing self-regulation, communication, and conflict-resolution skills.
• Support classroom instruction by assisting students in accessing curriculum and completing assigned tasks.
• Monitor students during classroom, school, and community-based activities to maintain safety and support behavioral goals.
• Assist with crisis prevention and de-escalation strategies as directed by trained staff.
• Maintain records and documentation related to student behavior and interventions.
• Communicate observations and student progress to teachers and support personnel.
• Attend meetings and training sessions related to behavioral support and student services.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

• Following safety practices and procedures
• Operating classroom technology and office equipment
• Maintaining accurate records and behavioral documentation

• Behavioral intervention strategies and positive behavior supports
• Child development and behavior management techniques
• Health and safety procedures

• Communicate effectively with students, staff, and families
• Maintain confidentiality of student information
• Work collaboratively with teachers and support personnel
• Remain calm and professional during challenging situations
• Adapt to changing student needs and instructional priorities
• Manage multiple tasks and interruptions

Works under direct supervision using standardized procedures to support student behavior, social-emotional development, and implementation of behavioral intervention plans.

Work is performed primarily in classroom and school settings and may require responding to behavioral incidents, implementing de-escalation strategies, and supporting student safety.

Job-related experience is desired.

High school diploma or equivalent.

None specified.

None specified.

District-required annual training.

• Mandated reporter training
• Criminal background check

Reports to the assigned supervisor.

Non-Exempt