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Poughkeepsie, NY · On-site

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Teacher Aides (10)

Dutchess County BOCES

Poughkeepsie, NY • On-site

$24/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 13 days ago

Job description

Anticipated Vacancy: 
Teacher Aide 
(10.0 FTE)

LOCATION(S):  Various
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS:
This work involves responsibility for the performance of routine classroom duties and non-professional tasks to assist teachers in the classroom. Duties include performance of mechanical functions such as managing records and materials, attending to students' physical needs, helping students with clothing, monitoring students, having students line up, distributing and collecting papers. Specific tasks will vary depending on the grade level to which an incumbent is assigned. Teacher Aide positions differ from the certificated position of Teaching Assistant in that incumbents in Teacher Aide positions shall not perform duties which are instructional or instructionally related, which include, but are not limited to reinforcement and remediation. An example includes, a Teacher Assistant may and a Teacher Aide may not work with individual students or small groups on instructional tasks to reinforce teacher assigned drills or practice activities. The position differs from School Monitor by the more varied and complex nature of its duties. The work is performed under the direct supervision of a teacher or the principal. Supervision of others is not a function of the position.


TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES:
The following is indicative of the level and types of activities performed by incumbents in this title. It is not meant to be all-inclusive and does not preclude a supervisor from assigning activities not listed, which could reasonably be expected to be performed by an employee in this title.
1. Attends to physical needs of students and/or assists student with special needs;
2. Keeps simple records such as recording grades or completion of homework assignments, as
directed by the teacher;
3. Assists teacher in routine classroom preparation duties, such as making student folders, making
charts, schedules, posters and bulletin boards at the direction of teacher;
4. Helps teacher to set up classroom by distributing and/or gathering materials and setting up
equipment;
5. Assists teachers in demonstrating the proper use of vocational tools and equipment;
6. Corrects standardized objective tests;
7. Supervises and monitors class when teacher is out of room;
8. Relieves teacher of study hall, corridor, lunchroom and other monitorial duties;
9. Helps maintain discipline and structure within a classroom;
10. Makes photocopies of materials for classes and lessons;
11. Provides a good example to students as in the areas of cleanliness and proper manners;
12. Assists teachers by helping students to stay focused, pay attention and participate by reminding
students to listen when the teacher is giving directions;
13. Assists in routine classroom housekeeping chores;
14. Organizes and participates in group games and related activities;
15. Reads and tells stories to children;
16. Assists in implementing good behavior management routines and techniques;
17. Takes attendance and lunch counts;
18. Assists teachers in helping students prepare for dismissal by helping students gather belongings;
19. Escorts students to and from buses, classrooms, bathroom and lunchroom;
20. May assist teacher in proctoring tests;
21. May assist teachers and students in selecting materials in the library;
22. May assist teachers and students in computer operation;
23. May write down homework and take class notes for students.



























FULL PERFORMANCE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:
Working knowledge of classroom routine;
Ability to establish good relationships with students, teachers and coworkers;
Ability to communicate effectively;
Ability to establish and maintain discipline;
Tact, courtesy, dependability; initiative and resourcefulness;
Physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.





MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Graduation from high school or possession of a high school equivalency diploma.
NOTE: Work experience may be substituted on a year-for-year basis in lieu of a high school diploma up
to a maximum of two (2) years.



CIVIL SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS APPLY


GRADE LEVEL:  Elementary and Secondary.
START DATE:  September 1, 2026


SALARY: $24, 439- $37,053 approximate 
 



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