Paraeducator - Special Education (MSHS)

Do you want to make a difference in the life of a student? Our school is seeking caring, consistent, adults to join our paraeducator team. Paraeducators work closely with teachers to provide extra support to students.

Paras working with our Functional Applied Academics (FAA) classroom may work with students who have a cognitive disability, a traumatic brain injury, other health impairment, or some combination of disabilities that limit their ability to complete the K-12 general curriculum without significant modifications. The academic emphasis for students supported in FAA is on academic skills that will contribute to their independence in work, recreation, and living after graduation. Paraeducator responsibilities could include providing academic accommodations as well as social emotional or physical support depending on the individual student needs. Some form of toileting is very common with younger students. Toileting needs tend to decrease as students are older but may still exist. All health and safety precautions are followed. (starts at $15.45/hr)

Perks of Working for Maize USD 266

School schedule – paras work when students are in session along with a couple of additional days

Holidays off – enjoy a week at Thanksgiving, two weeks around Christmas, and Spring Break

Paid Leave –12 sick days and 4 personal days a year

Benefits – working more than 25 hours per week makes you eligible for subsidized health benefits along with a variety of other benefits

Retirement - employees working more than 630 hours a year participate in the KPERS retirement plan

Successful Candidates

Pass a background check

Have a current TB test

Possess a high school diploma or equivalent

Complete 48 college credits OR have an associate’s degree OR Pass a State approved assessment

Are strong team players

Possess basic computer and math skills

Must enjoy a fast pace environment

Can spend 80% of their day standing and 20% walking – Time is spent lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and using finger dexterity

Maintain regular and acceptable attendance/punctuality

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