4 jobs found in Milwaukee, WI

Job Description Employee Group: TCCAPSA Classification: V* (Hourly, Non-Exempt) Status: School year - 180 work days + 9 paid holidays Location: Willow Hill Elementary School Master Agreement TCCAPSA Benefits Summary Retirement Benefits General Summary: The Special Education Assistant (Float) provides assistance to Special Education students in the classroom. This position reports to the building principal with daily responsibilities guided by the teacher designated by the principal. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Assists special education student(s) with academics in regular education classrooms. Assists students in categorical classrooms. Assists special education students in physical education, music, art, at lunch and recess as needed. Takes part in planning meetings and IEP's as requested. Assists with small group non-direct instruction. Assists with large group non-direct instruction. Assists with physical challenges (wheel-chairs,...

Job Description Employee Group: TCCAPSA Classification: V* (Hourly, Non-Exempt) Status: School year - 180 work days + 9 paid holidays Location: Silver Lake Elementary School Master Agreement TCCAPSA Benefits Summary Retirement Benefits General Summary: The Special Education Assistant (Float) provides assistance to Special Education students in the classroom. This position reports to the building principal with daily responsibilities guided by the teacher designated by the principal. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Assists special education student(s) with academics in regular education classrooms. Assists students in categorical classrooms. Assists special education students in physical education, music, art, at lunch and recess as needed. Takes part in planning meetings and IEP's as requested. Assists with small group non-direct instruction. Assists with large group non-direct instruction. Assists with physical challenges (wheel-chairs,...

Job Description THIS POSITION IS OPEN TO CURRENT TCAPS TENURED TEACHERS ONLY. To understand the mentor teacher process and to provide guidelines for everyone concerned, one must examine the needs at all levels. Mentors should concentrate their efforts in four critical areas: the classroom environment, curriculum, instruction and emotional support. The responsibilities listed below will vary according to the beginning teacher's skills and confidence. Everything the mentor observes or discusses is strictly confidential , except legal obligations. Remember, the mentor is not an evaluator ! The mentor is a professional resource, support, sounding board and coach to the new teacher. Preparation and Training, and Expectations The mentor will be expected to participate in 1 mentor coaching meeting with the mentee and 1 mentor/mentee meeting. These sessions will occur outside of the teacher's normal work day. The mentor will provide weekly support in the areas of...

Job Description American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreter; 1:1 Student Support Full Time - Benefit Eligible 40 Hours/Week Starting Wage: $20-$32/Hour Assignment Location/Information: Post Secondary Program Requirements Qualified candidates should have one of the following: Appropriate certification in the State of Michigan A highly qualified candidate will have an EIPA of 4.0 or higher Any other qualifying certification Duties and Responsibilities Accompanies deaf student throughout the day to classes and interprets spoken language. Works with classroom teacher to interpret instruction and follow student's IEP. Tutors student individually as necessary in a variety of learning activities; promotes student understanding of materials presented. Reinforces and reviews concepts and skills. Assists teacher in monitoring student's behavior. Acts as role model to demonstrate appropriate behavior to students; assists teacher in maintaining a...