Paraprofessional, GSRP Pre-K

Posted 17 days ago

grand blanc fire departmentFlint (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$16.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Summary: The Paraprofessional provides assistance to teachers, and other school personnel, in the delivery of quality education and support services for students, in an array of classroom settings. The Paraprofessional may be assigned to a self-contained classroom, multiple classrooms, or in a one-on-one setting.
Job Summary: The Paraprofessional provides assistance to teachers, and other school personnel, in the delivery of quality education and support services for students, in an array of classroom settings. The Paraprofessional may be assigned to a self-contained classroom, multiple classrooms, or in a one-on-one setting. Flint Community Schools, an urban public school system with campuses throughout the City of Flint, Michigan, has a long and rich tradition of community education. Flint Community Schools provide a range of academic, extended services and extracurricular activities at the elementary and secondary levels to meet the needs of our students and their families.
Salary & Benefits: Paraprofessional Salary Schedule (TA)
$16.00 per hour Health, dental, vision, life and disability insurance. Employees shall be subject to the co-payment of health care costs equal to the difference between the premium cost and the annual cost limitation imposed on public employers. Education Only applications containing the required transcripts will be reviewed. Earned a valid Child Development Associate Certificate (CDA), AND one of the following: Received a score of at least 460 on the ETS Parapro Assessment, or Completed at least 60 semester hours at an accredited institution of higher education OR Have been awarded an Associate’s Degree (or higher) in Early Childhood Education or Childhood Development.
Skills/ Abilities: Willingness and ability to work cooperatively on a teaching team.
Personality and mature judgment to work effectively and harmoniously with both adults and students. Ability to make sound decisions. Competency in clerical work and data entry. Effective telephone techniques.

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