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JOIN THE JC SCHOOLS SPECIAL EDUCATION TEAM!!
Paraprofessional benefits include:
- Make a difference in students' lives
- Winter break, spring break & summer break
- Great opportunity to work with students with special needs
- Possibility to earn college credit with reduced tuition costs
Qualifications to be a ParaprofessionalAn individual will be eligible if they have ANY ONE of the following:- 60 college hours
- Associates degree or higher
- Passing score on the Paraprofessional Assessment - Information and Registration for the Paraprofessional Assessment
- Completed MO 20 hour online substitute training - Substitute Teaching Training
Many local universities are offering incentives for working paraprofessionals to obtain undergraduate and graduate credit while they work. Contact information is below:Lincoln Contact:Ayanna L. Shivers, Ph.D. , NBCT
School of Education, Student Support Director
Bachelor of Liberal StudiesLincoln University
318 Martin Luther King Hallshiversa@lincolnu.edu
Office: 573.681.5274MSU Contact
Reesha Adamson
RAdamson@missouristate.edu
pathsforparas@missouristate.edu
Information about MSU Pathways for Paras ProgramGrand Canyon University
Tom Findley
Tom.Findley@gcu.edu
573-298-0858
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Select a School
- Southwest Early Childhood Center
- Belair Elementary
- Callaway Hills Elementary
- Cedar Hill Elementary
- East Elementary
- Lawson Elementary
- Moreau Heights Elementary
- North Elementary
- Pioneer Trail Elementary
- South Elementary
- Thorpe Gordon STEM Academy
- West Elementary
- Lewis and Clark Middle School
- Thomas Jefferson Middle School
- Capital City High School
- Jefferson City High School
- Jefferson City Academic Center
- Nichols Career Center
