Special Education Support Professional - 0.875 FTE at Lincoln High School

Sioux Falls School DistrictSioux Falls, SD
Onsite

About The Position

Join the team at Lincoln High School, where we create a welcoming and supportive environment for all students to learn, grow, and prepare for their future. As a Patriot family, we are committed to academic excellence, personal development, and helping every student find success in their college and career goals. Be part of a school community that makes a lasting impact-apply today!

Requirements

  • Two years of post high school education or higher, or be able to pass a standardized test approved by the state of South Dakota, for designated Education Assistant positions.
  • At least one year of work experience in a position requiring interpersonal interaction skills and knowledge of strategies to support students with social, emotional, and behavior needs.
  • Experience with behavior management.

Responsibilities

  • Escorts students to transportation and other areas of the building.
  • As needed provides personal care to students with special daily living needs (e.g., toileting, feeding, physical management).
  • Provides review and practice of skills taught by a teacher with students 1:1 and in small groups in special education classroom and/or regular classroom.
  • Works with students in schools and on community outings.
  • Prepares instructional materials as directed/selected by teacher.
  • Reinforces instructional/behavioral objectives.
  • Provides clerical assistance to maintaining student records (charting, assignments, attendance, data for progress notes).
  • Assists with the supervision of students during recess, lunchroom, and on the playground.
  • Maintain the confidentiality of students and their families.
  • Reinforces instructional and behavioral objectives for children.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

Benefits

  • Sign-On Bonus
  • Benefits (only for positions 20 hours per week or more)
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