Embark on a meaningful contract opportunity supporting students as a dedicated paraprofessional in a welcoming school community near Peterborough, NH. This rewarding position runs from late August 2026 through mid-June 2027, Monday through Friday, with daytime hours that allow you to make a difference while maintaining work-life balance.
Your primary responsibilities will involve providing both academic and personal care support to a small group of students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) integrated within the general education setting. Flexibility and empathy are essential, as your role will include assistance with toileting, personal care, and academic engagement under the guidance of special educators and classroom teachers.
Desired Qualifications:
- Experience or interest working as a paraprofessional or PCA in a school setting
- Comfort engaging with students who require personal care and toileting assistance
- Ability to foster a safe, respectful, and inclusive classroom environment
- Patience, adaptability, and strong communication skills
- Reliability for the contract term (August through June)
- High school diploma or equivalent required
Responsibilities:
- Provide individualized academic and behavioral support to students with IEPs
- Assist teachers in implementing lesson plans and maintaining classroom routines
- Provide personal care including toileting, mobility, and feeding support as needed
- Document student progress and support communication between staff
- Encourage independence and inclusion within the classroom and school community
You’ll find gratification in supporting student growth and collaborating with educators who value your contributions. Professional development, mentorship, and the opportunity to positively impact children’s lives make this position ideal for those passionate about education.
If you are ready to support students both academically and personally in a vibrant educational environment, apply today by submitting your resume. Your compassion, flexibility, and dedication could be the difference these students need.
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