POSITION OPEN

Quincy High School 

At-Risk (31A) Classroom Paraprofessional

Department:  At-Risk (31A) Program – Quincy High School

Reports to:  At-Risk (31A) Director and Building Principal or Counselor

The At-Risk (31A) paraprofessionals will assist the teaching staff in carrying out duties to provide additional academic services to At-Risk (31A) identified struggling students.   The paraprofessional will work approximately 33-35 hours per week when students are in session, and single coverage benefits are provided. This position is grant funded.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

●         Primarily work with small groups of students to reinforce learning in academic   

      areas - math and English (reading/writing)

●         Progress monitor students in intervention groups

●         Meet with counselors, teachers, coaches, interventionists to discuss student needs

●         Keep daily activity logs that include the subject, objective, time, and student

●         Keep the principal and counselor appraised of the progress of At-Risk (31A) students

Paraprofessionals will have the capacity to support high school students. 

To be considered for this position candidates must: Submit a letter of interest and resume and complete a QCS job application (Found at www.quincyschools.org)or apply online at https://www.applitrack.com/quincyschools/onlineapp/   Application Deadline – October 15, 2026 or Until filled   Email any questions to: Jason Brant, Principal brantj@quincyschools.org

It is the policy of the Quincy Community School District that no person shall, on the basis of sex, race, color, creed, age, marital status, national origin, weight, height, or handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or be subject to discrimination in employment of any of it programs or activities.

Quincy Community School District is a regular school district located in Branch County with 3 schools, 60 teachers and 1,120 students. Total Revenue is $15,616,000 and is trending flat. Quincy Community School District spends $11,469 per student per year on instruction.