Presenter highlights paraprofessional development program for students with disabilities
Summary
A school presenter said a paraprofessional development program that trains staff to work with students with disabilities opened this week; the presenter urged pursuing available funds and plans to work with the program.
A presenter at the Whitehall School District briefing said the district will pursue a new paraprofessional development program aimed at training support staff to work with students with disabilities. The presenter said the program "opened up this week" and described it as a concrete route for paraprofessionals to access continuing education and career pathways into teaching.
"It was spectacular," the presenter said, describing the program's early sessions. The presenter added that she will "definitely be working with that program" and that staff will seek available funding to enroll paraprofessionals so they can build skills and, where applicable, begin coursework toward teaching credentials.
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