Special Education Support Specialist

Texas

Date Posted : 09-23-2026

Number of Openings : 1

Employment Type : Full Time

About the Employer

Qualifications

Bilingual Certification Required for Respective Positions College Hours for Title I Campus: 48 Required or a Score of 464 on the Parapro Test or HQ Certificate from Another District College Hours, High School Diploma or Ged for Non-Title I Campus Communicate and Work with Students Maintain Effective Working Relationships Minimum Clerical Skills Good Physical and Emotional Condition Work with Confidential Material Paraprofessional Aide Certificate Required Once Employed

Job Details

The Foregoing Statements Describe the General Purpose and Responsibilities Assigned to This Job and Are Not an Exhaustive List of All Responsibilities and Duties That May Be Assigned or Skills That May Be Required.

Job Description

Reports to: Principal Duty Days: 187 days Wage/Hour Status: Non-Exempt Pay Grade: IS03

Additional Qualification for Title I Campus

College Hours, 48 Minimum or a Score of 464 on the Parapro Test or HQ Certificate from Another District

Primary Purpose

Assist the Teacher with Instructional Needs as Appropriate

Major Duties and Responsibilities

• Assist Teachers with the Preparation, Implementation, and Data Collection of Student Academic, Behavioral, and Functional Goals, Accommodations, Modifications, and Delivery of Supports
• Deliver Accommodations, Modifications, and Other Supports to Students with Special Education Services in Whole Group, Small Group, or Individually, as Described in the IEP.
• Assist Teachers with Classroom Management and Behavioral Plans. Perform Other Duties as Assigned.
• Maintain Confidential Student Records.

Working Conditions

Maintain Emotional Control Under Stress. Frequent Standing, Stooping, Bending, Kneeling, Pushing, and Pulling. Move Small Stacks of Textbooks, Media Equipment, Desks, and Other Classroom or Adaptive Equipment. May Be Required to Lift and Position Students with Physical Disabilities; Control Behavior through Physical Restraint; and Assist Nonambulatory Students. Exposure to Biological Hazards.

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