Paraprofessionals means education assistants who assist a teacher in instruction and hold Level 3 education assistant licensure.
Paraprofessionals means teacher aides who work under the supervision of a teacher to support the instruction of students.
Paraprofessionals shall be construed to mean employees in the following positions: Building Paraprofessional, Classroom Paraprofessional, Office Paraprofessional and Special Needs Paraprofessional.
Examples of Paraprofessionals in a sentence
Special Education Paraprofessionals working more than three (3) hours will arrange with their professional for a fifteen (15) minute break or breaks and an unpaid lunch period as the timing and duties indicate.
The BOARD shall provide group life insurance protection in the amount of $25,000 that will be paid to the Special Education Paraprofessional's designated beneficiary.
Special Education Paraprofessionals working less than three (3) hours will not have scheduled breaks or lunch periods.
Any two (2) Special Education Paraprofessionals, with the approval of the Special Services Director, have the right to voluntarily transfer to each other’s position if they both agree.
Paraprofessionals supplement the instructional process within or outside of an instructional, educational setting, under the direction of the Media Specialist.
More Definitions of Paraprofessionals
Paraprofessionals. The bargaining unit member shall be granted a maximum of five (5) days paid leave per death for immediate family members, which shall be deducted from sick leave. (Immediate family is as defined in 1 (b) (1), above.) Up to five (5) additional paid days may be granted upon request of the employee for emergency or unusual needs.
Paraprofessionals means all personnel employed under the titles of Instructional Aide, Bilingual Aide, Clerical Aide, Supported Ed Instructional (SEIA) Aide, 1/on/1 Aide, STLR (Autism) Aide, CARES (ED) Aide, Multi-Needs Aide, Cross Categorical Aide, Early Childhood Aide, Bilingual Special Ed Aide, Bilingual Speech/SPED Aide and Transition/STEP Aide.
Paraprofessionals means all employees in the appropriate unit employed by the Employer in classifications excluding the following: (1) confidential employees; (2) supervisory employees; (3) essential employees; (4) part-time employees whose services do not exceed the lesser of 14 hours per week or
Paraprofessionals means all employees in the appropriate unit employed by the Employer in classifications excluding the following: (1) confidential employees; (2) supervisory
Paraprofessionals and “teacher aides” are noncertificated personnel with instructional duties; the terms are synonymous. Service as a paraprofessional or teacher aide requires a “statement of approval” issued by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), unless the individual holds certification of at least a bachelor’s degree, a professional vocational certificate, is completing an approved clinical experience, and/or is student teaching. A paraprofessional or teacher aide in a targeted assistance program that is paid with federal funds under Title I, Part A, or in a school-wide program that is supported with such funds, shall hold a “statement of approval,” issued by the ISBE, for this purpose. Individuals with only non-instructional duties (e.g., providing technical support for computers, providing personal care services, or performing clerical duties) are not paraprofessionals or teacher aides and the requirements in this section do not apply. In addition, individuals who are completing their clinical experiences and/or student teaching do not need to comply with this section, provided they otherwise qualify for instructional duties under ISBE rules.
Paraprofessionals means all employees in the appropriate unit employed by the Employer in classifications excluding the following: (1) confidential employees; (2) supervisory employees; (3) essential employees; (4) part-time employees whose services do not exceed the lesser of 14 hours per week or 35 percent of the normal work week in the employees’ bargaining unit; and (5) employees who hold positions of a temporary or seasonal character for a period not in excess of 67 working days in any calendar year unless those positions have already been filled in the same calendar year and the cumulative number of days in the same position by all employees exceeds 67 calendar days in that year and emergency employees.
Paraprofessionals means only regularly employed paraprofessionals.