Child Paraprofessional​/One-On-One Aide Grade 4 Student

Special Education Aide

Position available due to the resignation of Cheryl Haid. Contract

Hours:

5.75-hours per day Report Times: 9:00 am to 2:45 pm Salary: $15.73 starting hourly rate with annual step increases in accordance with the OAPSE negotiated agreement. Contract Benefits: accumulated paid sick time, three (3) paid personal days per school year, paid holidays and calamity days

Reports To:

Building Principals and Special Education Director Evaluations:
Performance evaluated annually in accordance with the OAPSE negotiated agreement

PLEASE NOTE:

Due to the specific demands of the position a 20-day probation period will be implemented regardless of the same classification transfer; following the probationary period the CSP will not be permitted to transfer into any new position until a substitute or replacement is found in accordance with the the negotiated agreement.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Monitor student(s) individually, in small or large groups in a variety of circumstances relating to the school environment
• Lifting, stabilizing, and assisting student(s) in accordance with IEP, 504, or medical action plans
• Assist with special care of students such as toileting, personal hygiene, seizures, recess, and lunch
• Maintain a high level of confidentiality
• Provide leadership by enforcing pupil behavior set forth by the building principal
• Ensure the student are in a safe, secure environment at all times
• Employ a variety of strategies to manage student behavior and conflict
• Assist in classroom management duties including small group instruction
• Must possess technology skills to assist the student with assistive technology

Requirements:

• Current favorable BCII (State) and FBI (Federal) background checks
• Valid Ohio Educational Aide Permit with ESEA endorsement
• Rapback Enrollment through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
• Ohio Auditor of State Fraud Reporting and Training
• Negative drug screen result
• Employees must follow all board policies, all state, and federal laws, and adhere to the Ohio Code of Ethics set up by the Ohio Department of Education.