paraprofessional
Speech parts
1. paraprofessional - Noun
2. paraprofessional - Adjective
Meaning
a trained worker who is not a member of a profession but who assists a professional
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Delaforum could obtain such a ruling only by filing a formal citizen's complaint, which might put the contract at risk and seriously but unnecessarily inconvenience the district's entire teaching and paraprofessional staffs.
FOSTORIA — A Fostoria City Schools paraprofessional and coach was fired Tuesday after being accused of sending a nude photo of himself to two of his track athletes.
The students will have adult supervision by a paraprofessional or other non-FBISD teaching staff so they will still participate in teacher-led online instruction from their provided space.
Mary Frances was employed by the Georgetown ISD for 28 years as a paraprofessional, retiring in 2001.
Rosario had stayed in her East Harlem building, despite her family’s efforts to get her to move to a more upscale setting, because it was where she prayed every Sunday and where she saw the children from P.S. 79, where she was a paraprofessional.
But I couldn’t help wishing I’d fought harder to save the librarian along with the paraprofessional.