1:1 Paraeducator — Autism Support & Structured Learning
Young World Physical Education
18K–24K a year
Behavioral Health Market Context
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Job Description
Young World Physical Education is seeking a dedicated 1:1 Paraeducator for Challenger Elementary School in Everett, WA. This role involves supporting a student with Autism in a structured program, focusing on functional communication and adaptive skills.
The ideal candidate will assist teachers, monitor student behavior, and provide essential care for students with special needs. Qualifications include a high school diploma and basic state paraeducator requirements. Training in de-escalation strategies is a plus.
The ideal candidate will assist teachers, monitor student behavior, and provide essential care for students with special needs. Qualifications include a high school diploma and basic state paraeducator requirements. Training in de-escalation strategies is a plus.
Qualifications
- •Qualifications include a high school diploma and basic state paraeducator requirements
Responsibilities
- •This role involves supporting a student with Autism in a structured program, focusing on functional communication and adaptive skills
- •The ideal candidate will assist teachers, monitor student behavior, and provide essential care for students with special needs
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