Paraprofessional- Full-Time in the Cheshire Career Center/KHS 2026-2027

Posted 8 days ago

school administrative unit 29 keene school districtKeene (NH)

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About the role

Paraprofessional At Cheshire Career Center Inspire excellence. Pass down wisdom. If you have experience or a strong interest in tools, manufacturing, or construction, we have a unique opportunity for you. We are looking for a special candidate to join the Cheshire Career Center as a Paraprofessional. Instead of a traditional classroom, you will be in the workshops, helping students find their career paths in the high-demand world of trades.
The Role: This isn't your average desk job. You will spend 7.5 hours per day working directly with teachers and students to ensure safety, demonstrate techniques, and support student achievement in a hands-on environment. Your industry knowledge will help students bridge the gap between "learning" and "doing."Why Choose SAU 29 & The Career Center? We offer a "best of both worlds" scenario: the fulfillment of trade work combined with the stability and lifestyle of a school schedule. Top-tier benefits include high-quality health and dental insurance, enrollment in the New Hampshire Retirement System (NHRS), generous time off, school holidays, and a schedule that mirrors the school year. We also provide course reimbursement and professional development to help you advance within the district.
Requirements & Qualifications: Experience or a deep interest in manufacturing, construction, or mechanical tools. Ability to adapt to various school settings and learning styles.

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