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Position Title: Substitute Paraprofessional (also known as Education Technician, Teacher’s Aide, Instructional Assistant, Classroom Assistant, or Education Assistant) Why Substitute Teaching? Join Our Team: Substitute Paraprofessional Roles Available at Susquehanna Community School District Think back to that educator who made a significant impact on your life.
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Position Type: Full-Time Average Hours: 30-35 hours per week Starting Wage: $19.25 - $25.25 per hour (based on shift and schedule differential pay) Shift: 1st Shift - 7:00AM start time Now Hiring: Schedules A / B / C / D Schedules: Schedule A1 : Working Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday; off on Monday and Tuesday.
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Position Title: Substitute Paraprofessional (also known as Education Technician, Teacher’s Aide, Instructional Assistant, Classroom Assistant, or Education Assistant) Join Our Team: Substitute Paraprofessional Roles Available at Blue Ridge School District.
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