Paraeducators
Lend students a helping hand. Become a paraeducator.
Now Hiring
We have immediate openings for all paraeducator positions! Earn a minimum of $25 an hour.
What's a paraeducator
Paraeducators work alongside teachers assisting students throughout their classroom and school.
What do paraeducators do?
- Help with make-up work, classroom assignments and tests
- Assist students one-on-one or in small groups with lessons
- Read stories, listen to students read, provide writing assistance, reinforce lessons, help with computer learning programs and more
- Help students reach academic goals and grade level standards
- Communicate with teachers and families
- Monitor playground, cafeteria and crosswalks
Job Benefits
- Have a rewarding job working with students.
- Work and make a difference in your own community.
- Enjoy a flexible schedule that is perfect for family life.
Minimum Requirements
High school diploma (or equivalent) and
- AA degree or
- 72 college credits or
- Successful completion of the ParaPro assessment
- *Physical Agility assessment required for some special education positions
- **Language assessment (ACTFL) required for all bilingual/dual language positions
- Successful completion of training requirements as outlined by the Paraeducator Certificate Program
Opportunities in
- General Education (PreK-12)
- Special Education (PreK-12)*
- Dual Language**
My Highline Story - Rann Sann, Paraeducator
"I want to make an impact on the next generation"
Paraeducator Assessment
If you are hired, Human Resources will help schedule the Paraeducator Assessment with you.
For testing questions, please email Human Resources.
Paraeducator Certificate Program
The Paraeducator Certificate Program is a standards-based training program required by the state for all paraeducators. It creates a career growth ladder for those who wish to advance as a paraeducator or pursue the teaching profession.
Want to Connect in Person?
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Get More Info
Want to learn more about becoming a paraeducator?
- Send us an email at recruiting@highlineschools.org
- Call us at 206-631-3008