
The Preble County ESC is seeking qualified applicants to serve as an educational aides in our MD classroom program. These are full-time (Days based on School Calendar) positions with a start date of as soon as possible.
Description: Under the immediate supervision of the classroom teacher, provide assistance to students in the Multiple Disabilities program in preparation and presentation of activities, supervision, and fulfilling behavior management plan directives.
Salary: Starting at $15.80 per hour/based on experience
-Ensure the safety of students
-Maintain respect at all times for confidential information
-Interact in a positive manner with students, staff, parents, and administrators
-Assist in the preparation and presentation of teacher-planned activities
-Supervise and monitor students in all school settings based on behavioral management plans
-Work with other MD staff in team decision-making
-Assist students in the creation of recovery plans based on behavior management plans developed by teachers/supervisors
-Assist in the completion of necessary documentation and paperwork for charting behavior and academic progress
-Attend work regularly and punctually
-Demonstrate positive work ethic
-High School diploma
-Work with students with multiple difficulties
-Ohio Educational Aide certificate
-Clear background check
-Physically capable of applying CPI techniques when necessary for student/staff safety

The Montgomery County Educational Service Center provides a robust array of educational services to 16 public school districts in Montgomery County and over 90 educational entities in multiple counties across the Greater Dayton region. The MCESC is supported by over 600 employees and interacts directly with over 800 employees in partner educational institutions.
The MCESC operates two remote learning centers and an annex providing occupational and physical therapy services directly to school districts and families throughout the community. In addition, the MCESC provides outreach to schools and families with speech and hearing pathologists.
The MCESC is the home to the regional Learn to Earn Dayton Collaborative reinforcing educational best practices. The program also supports and advocates for Preschool Promise and Early Learning.