Classified Substitute

Substitute Instructional Aide As a Sub Instructional Aide, you may be called upon to assist the teacher with the students during the school day. This may include assisting students with their assignments, keeping students on task, and collecting papers.

Bilingual subs will translate as needed. Instructional aide subs may be asked to do clerical work as needed, such as: taking attendance, issuing passes, answering the classroom phone, filing student records, making photocopies and using a computer to type letters and/or record information. Substitute Severe Disabilities Aide Sub Severe Disabilities Aides may work one-to-one with a special needs student or in small groups of special needs students.

Students with special needs may need help handling emotional disorders and/or help with physical needs. You may also do any of the duties listed under Sub Instructional Aide. Sub Paraeducator duties may include:

Assist lifting of pupils in and out of wheelchairs, braces and other orthopedic equipment; assist positioning pupils and in rendering various forms of personal care such as toileting and diapering, when necessary; assists pupils in dressing, undressing, bathing and grooming, and feeding as needed; accompany pupils to and from school bus or other transportation and in moving to and from activities on school site or campus. Substitute Clerical Clerical subs may be needed to replace a variety of clerical types of positions throughout the district such as receptionists, office clerks, secretaries, and technicians. Sub Clerical duties may include:

Answer the phone and make appointments; sort and maintain files; greet and wait on public and students; type letters and other memoranda; prepare reports and post information on standardized forms; operate computer, and other duties as assigned. Clerical subs are expected to be proficient in the use of basic computer skills such as word processing and email. You should be able t

• Resume-Testing for each position you are interested in subbing.