Education Assistant definition

Education Assistant means an employee who possesses the required qualifications as determined by the Board and who is assigned by the Board to a certain school and/or program to work under the direction of the principal to assist teachers in the education of students.

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Education Assistant means a person who is employed by the Board in accordance with Section 18 of the School Act.

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Examples of Education Assistant in a sentence

• A claim shall be made in writing and submitted to the Maryland State Department of Education, Assistant State Superintendent in Rehabilitation Services.

• If an Education Assistant is required to work during workshop week, the Education Assistant shall receive a paid holiday for Labor Day.

• The Parties agree to continue the Education Assistants Committee charged with the responsibility of investigating and making recommendations regarding possibilities for the creation of whole Education Assistant jobs, and for the deployment of Education Assistant staff in accordance with recognized best practices.

• Items previously agreed to (see attached): Agreed Understanding of the term Education Assistant Letter to the Ministry of Education requesting term Education Assistant be made applicable to legislation and regulations.

• If a Special Education Assistant is available because of the absence of his/her student(s), that Special Education Assistant may be assigned to substitute for an Educational Assistant or a Special Education Assistant before the building seniority continuous rotation substitution procedure (below) is used.

• The Parties agree that, no later than January 1, 2024, all employees in the Education Assistant, Special Education Assistant, Health Aide, and Media Assistant classifications shall work to receive an educational aide permit with an ESEA Qualified Endorsement in accordance with Ohio Department of Education Rules.

• In the event a BOSS staff member in the Education Assistant, Special Education Assistant, Health Aide, and Media Assistant classifications does not earn his/her educational aide permit with an ESEA Qualified Endorsement by January 1, 2024, then the district will provide additional intensive supports for that employee and intensive tutoring beginning with the last semester of the 2023-2024 school year.

• The district shall continue to offer such training and testing opportunities during the employee’s workday until such time that all Education Assistant, Special Education Assistant, Health Aide, and Media Assistant employees have received the ESEA Qualified Endorsement.

• If no program Special Education Assistant chooses the option to be excessed, reductions will occur beginning with the least senior non program Special Education Assistant, and continuing in seniority order until the appropriate staffing level is reached.

• Seniority is based on the initial date of continuous employment with the District as a Special Education Assistant and the seniority ranking within the citywide special education program site, or other non-citywide program school site at which they work.

More Definitions of Education Assistant

Education Assistant means an Employee who works as an Education Assistant including Mainstream, Rural Integration Program, Special Needs, Ethnic Assistants, Defence Force Transitional Aides, Behaviour Centre, Auslan, Braille and Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers.

Education Assistant means an Employee who works as an Education Assistant including Mainstream, Special Needs, Lead, English as an Additional Language/Dialect, Defence Force Transitional, Engagement Centre, Auslan, Braille, Advanced Education Assistants (Special Needs) and Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers.

Education Assistant means any person employed to help a teacher in achieving the learning outcomes of the Alberta Program of Studies and approved educational objectives;

Education Assistant means an employee who possesses the required qualifications as determined by the Board and who is assigned by the Board to a certain school and/or program to work under the direction of the principal to assist teachers in the education of students. (a) The term "child and youth worker" shall mean an employee who possesses the qualifications hereinafter set out and who is assigned by the Board, under the direction of the principal, to provide support services to students or groups of students with one or more exceptionality. (b) The qualifications referred to in (a) above shall consist of a diploma in Child and Youth Work granted by a Community College or other recognized post-secondary institution acceptable to the Board.