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This Paraprofessional role supports special education classrooms by assisting teachers with students who have mild to severe special needs, implementing IEPs, and managing classroom behavior. Responsibilities include personalized student assistance, behavior management, and supporting personal care needs. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special education, and physical ability to assist students as needed.

The School Aide position involves assisting K–12 students with special needs by supporting classroom teachers in maintaining a safe and positive learning environment. Responsibilities include implementing individualized education plans, facilitating student interactions, and providing personal care as needed. This full-time role requires experience with special education, physical capability to assist students, and offers training in CPR and First Aid.

This role involves supporting classroom teachers by assisting students with special educational needs through individualized support, behavior management, and facilitating positive interactions. The Teacher Aide helps maintain a safe and effective learning environment while providing personal care as needed. Candidates should have experience working with children with special needs, physical stamina, and a high school diploma or equivalent.

The Special Education Aide role involves supporting K–12 students with special needs by assisting teachers, implementing IEPs, and managing classroom behavior during the 2025–2026 school year in the San Francisco Peninsula area. Responsibilities include one-on-one and small group assistance, facilitating student interactions, and providing personal care support as needed. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special needs children, and physical ability to assist students, offering a rewarding career in education with benefits and weekly pay.

This role involves supporting students with special needs in classroom settings by assisting teachers, implementing IEPs, and providing behavioral and personal care support. Candidates should have relevant education credits or an associate degree, experience with special education, and the physical ability to assist students throughout the school day. The position offers full-time hours during the school year, competitive pay, and benefits like paid sick leave and 401K eligibility.

The Special Education Aide supports students with special needs by implementing behavior plans, assisting with personal care, and reinforcing learning goals in a classroom setting. They work closely with teachers to maintain a safe and supportive environment, facilitate student interactions, and assist with data collection on student progress. This role requires a high school diploma, experience with special education, physical capability for classroom activities, and offers a weekday schedule with benefits and weekly pay.

The School Aide position involves assisting K–12 students with special needs by supporting classroom teachers in maintaining a safe and positive learning environment. Responsibilities include implementing individualized education plans, facilitating student interactions, and providing personal care as needed. This full-time role requires experience with special education, physical capability to assist students, and offers training in CPR and First Aid.

The Special Education Aide role involves supporting K–12 students with special needs by assisting teachers, implementing IEPs, and managing classroom behavior during the 2025–2026 school year in the San Francisco Peninsula area. Responsibilities include one-on-one and small group assistance, facilitating student interactions, and providing personal care support as needed. The position requires a high school diploma, experience with special needs children, and physical ability to assist students, offering a rewarding career in education with benefits and weekly pay.

This Teacher Aide role involves supporting special education students by assisting with instructional preparation, behavior management, and personal care in classroom settings. The position requires experience with special education needs, physical capability to assist students, and relevant qualifications such as CPR or First Aid preferred. The role is full-time, Monday to Friday, offering weekly pay and benefits while providing a supportive environment to grow in education.

This role involves supporting K–12 students with special needs in classroom settings by assisting licensed teachers in implementing IEPs, managing behavior, and facilitating positive social interactions. The paraprofessional provides one-on-one and small group support tailored to individual student needs, including personal care assistance when required. The position requires experience with special education students, physical capability for classroom demands, and offers benefits like weekly pay and 401K eligibility.