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Paraeducator
Compliance with NCLB
- If you would like to work as a Title I, Instructional, or Service Paraeducator
- https://deeds.doe.k12.de.us/registration/deeds_reg_paraeducator.aspx
- Defines Title I Paraeducator, Instructional Paraeducator, and Service Paraeducator, specifying what documentation is needed to show compliance for the Title I position prior to beginning the permit application.
- To qualify for a Title I Permit, you must have one of the following:
- High school diploma/GED and a passing score on the ParaPro Assessment
- A score of 459 or higher is required on the ParaPro Assessment.
- Satisfactory completion of a minimum of sixty (60) semester hours of instruction at a regionally accredited institution of higher education
- Associate's degree or higher degree
- High school diploma/GED and a passing score on the ParaPro Assessment
Standards to Measure Professional Growth of Paraeducators
None evident
Policy that Distinguishes Paraeducators Working with Special Education
None evident
Resource Guide for Supervisors: Assisting Local Agencies in Supervision of Paraeducators Beyond NCLB Mandated Expectations
- If you would like to work as a Title I, Instructional, or Service Paraeducator
- https://deeds.doe.k12.de.us/registration/deeds_reg_paraeducator.aspx
- Defines Title I Paraeducator, Instructional Paraeducator, and Service
Paraeducator, specifying what documentation is needed to show compliance for
the Title I position prior to beginning the permit application.
- To qualify for an Instructional or Service Permit, you must have a High school diploma or GED.
- Guidelines for Renewal of a Paraeducator Permit
- A permit system was established for Delaware Paraeducators pursuant to 14
Del. Code, Chapter 12. This permit is implemented by the Delaware State
Department of Education and verifies an individual's qualifications and
training to serve as a Title I, instructional, or service paraeducator. It
is issued upon the request of the employing school district (or charter
school) to all who meet the requirements of the permit (15 clock hours of
professional development). It is valid for five years and is renewable
through another 15 clock hours of professional development activities.
Acceptable professional development options are:
- College credit,
- Planned school professional development day,
- Professional conference/Workshop/Institute/Academy, or
- School, District or State-Sponsored Committee.
- A permit system was established for Delaware Paraeducators pursuant to 14
Del. Code, Chapter 12. This permit is implemented by the Delaware State
Department of Education and verifies an individual's qualifications and
training to serve as a Title I, instructional, or service paraeducator. It
is issued upon the request of the employing school district (or charter
school) to all who meet the requirements of the permit (15 clock hours of
professional development). It is valid for five years and is renewable
through another 15 clock hours of professional development activities.
Acceptable professional development options are:
Standards to Measure the Professional Growth of Teachers in a Position to Supervise Paraeducators
None evident