Job Description:
As a Paraprofessional, you will support teachers by assisting with classroom activities and helping students with individual learning needs, including those with special needs, learning difficulties, or language barriers. Your role is vital in ensuring a smooth and effective learning environment.
Hourly Pay Range: $20.58 - $25.08
Annual Pay Range: $28,709 - $34,986
Hourly rate: Based on years of full-time, verified, directly-related experience working with students.
Benefits: See our 2024 Employee Benefits Guide for comprehensive details; insurance rates are listed on page 11.
Retirement Options: Choose between the Florida Retirement System Pension Plan or Investment Plan.
Work Days per Year: 186
Hours per Day: 7 or 7.5
First Day of School: 8/14/2024
Last Day of School: 5/30/2025
Paraprofessional Degree Bonus/Supplement:
Associate Degree: $1,200 annual supplement
Bachelor’s Degree: $1,500 annual supplement
Master’s or Doctorate Degree: $1,800 annual supplement
Why Become a Paraprofessional?
Path to Teaching: If you're aspiring to become a teacher, this role provides valuable classroom experience and networking opportunities. After one year, you can apply for our Grow Our Own tuition reimbursement program to earn your bachelor's degree and move towards a full-time teaching position.
Family-Friendly Schedule: If you’re a parent seeking a schedule aligned with your child's, this role offers the same school hours and summers off, promoting a balanced work-life schedule and reducing childcare costs.
For Retired or Former Teachers: Enjoy the fulfillment of working with students without the responsibilities of leading a classroom, perfect for those who want to continue impacting young lives in a less demanding role.
Qualifications:
Associate Degree or
60 College Credits or
High School Diploma+ Passing score on the Parapro Asssessment of 450 or higher
