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The Mosaic Program is a highly specialized, intensive learning environment designed for students with level 3 Autism who require significant support in communication, social-emotional regulation, and daily living skills. Our mission is to provided an embedded approach to instruction, utilizing a team of highly trained experts to help students generalize skills across all environments.
Recognize and maintain appropriate boundaries with students, parents, staff, volunteers, and community members
Sensitive to diversity in cultural heritage, lifestyle, and value systems among children, youth, and families
Communicating with diverse groups and individuals, including students and parents
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Collaborating and working as part of a team
Maintain the confidentiality of students and staff
Be capable of physically assisting students with special needs as required and with training (positioning, lifting, transferring, etc.)
Assist teacher in providing positive learning experiences during large or small group instruction and one on one tutoring outside instructional time
Prepare materials for an individual student to use in the classroom
Assist with the collection of student-specific data for instructional programs and student progress.
Support and assist enforcement of classroom, school, and district rules
Based on the student's IEP, the paraprofessional will maintain an appropriate level of student supervision, including during field trips, transition times, physical education class, recess, meal supervision, arrival, and students' departure
Operate equipment used in the instructional process and the preparation of classroom materials.
Collaborate with the IEP team to implement curriculum modifications and accommodations
Attend necessary training sessions associated with the individual student as required by IEP, including but not limited to training for medical procedures as required by the IEP, other health plans, or ADA, and apply training with assigned students
Adapt classroom activities, assignments, and/or materials under the direction of the IEP team's supervision (for instance, the reinforcement of IEP goals and objectives) to support and reinforce classroom objectives and provide an opportunity for all special education students to participate in classroom activities
Assists students with grooming, community accessibility, and appropriate areas as assigned by professional members of the IEP team (i.e., feed, brush teeth, toileting, diapering, transferring to/from the bus, etc.)
Maintain a log of services for Medicaid billing
With training and supervision, provide assistance with toileting, lifting and transferring, positioning, and other activities
Other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Prepare materials for an individual student or groups of students to use in the classroom.
Assist in the management of student behavior
Minimal amount(s) of: lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling
Moderate amount(s) of: fine finger dexterity, repetitive motion(s), walking, bending/squatting
Significant amount(s) of: mental attention/focus, speaking, listening, sitting, standing MRSD is an EOE
Public New Hampshire K-12 school district serving students in six southwestern towns.
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