Arlington ISD Special Education Classroom Assistant Job Fair

Do you have a heart for children? Would you enjoy making a lasting impact in their lives? Then come start a new career in the Arlington ISD as a special education classroom assistant or speech pathologist.

Arlington ISD is hosting a Special Education Classroom Assistant and Speech Pathologist Job Fair on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at Lamar High School from 5-7 p.m., in the gym. Interviews will be conducted on site at the fair, and job offers may even be given on the spot.

So, sign up for the job fair today.

There are many job opportunities for special education classroom assistants at all grade levels – elementary, junior high and high school – and in many special education areas, including:

• Inclusion
• Vocational Adjustment Class (VAC)
• Deaf Education
• Vision
  The pay range for all classroom assistant positions is: Min $20.00 - Max $27.06.

Plus, an additional 50 cents is given for the following positions:

• ABLE (Academic & Behavioral Learning Environment)
• Alternate Curriculum (Students needing pre-requisite curriculum and supports for adaptive behavior Pre-Vocational and Vocational classrooms)
• ISPD (Individuals with Severe and Profound Disabilities)
• ECSE (Early Childhood Special Education)
• SEAS/GAP (Social, Emotional & Academic Success)

SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS

Arlington ISD is also hiring speech pathologists. Starting pay is $67,329.

Benefits include:

• First-year mentorship program and comprehensive orientation
• Supportive clinical fellowship program
• Professional development opportunities that include earning CEUs

Services Offered:

• Manageable caseloads/workloads
• Collaborate with other professionals
• Web-based evaluation and ARD/IEP system
• Bilingual evaluation and therapy supports
• Materials supporting innovative intervention strategies
• Certified/licensed/experienced coordinator and instructional specialist
• Laptops, digital reference files and dedicated digital speech therapy conference
• Opportunities for exposure and experience with low-incidence populations
• Work with a range of disorders in a variety of environments

Make the clear choice and come to Arlington ISD! See you on Dec. 4.

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