Match Charter Public School·Brighton, Massachusetts
The Inclusion Aide supports students with disabilities by implementing educational and therapeutic goals during instructional and non-instructional times. They are responsible for developing deep relationships with students to help them reach their academic and personal potential.
Match Charter Public School is a free, high-performing charter public school in Boston.
We are a PreK-12 school serving up to 1,250 students.
Our mission is to prepare students—particularly multilingual learners and those who would be the first in their families to earn a college degree—for success in college and careers in order to achieve economic security and mobility.
Students gain acceptance to our schools via an annual blind public lottery open to all Boston residents.
Our families bring amazing racial and cultural diversity to the school community—they represent over 20 different countries of origin with over 20 different languages spoken at home.
98% of our students are people of color.
Our students bring a diversity of needs to our school, and we are prepared to serve them: 23% of our students qualify for special education services; 19% of our student body are English Language Learners.
Match’s core values are Equity, Freedom, Teamwork, Innovation, and Accountability.
We are working to reframe our organizational processes and policies to be truly anti-racist.
At Match, we believe that three aspects of our work and organization—a staff that is diverse by race and other factors, a professional environment that is inclusive of all perspectives, and a curriculum in our PreK-12 school that is culturally competent—are vital to our goals and mission.
Research has shown that people of color and women are less likely to apply for jobs if they don’t believe they meet every one of the qualifications described in a job description. Our highest priority is finding the best candidate for the job. We encourage you to apply, even if you don't believe you meet every one of our qualifications described or you have a less traditional background. We are looking for applicants who: have prior experience working with students with disabilities; possess a deep belief that all students can and will succeed and have a willingness to do whatever it takes; have an incredible amount of patience and willingness to go the extra mile; have a desire to continually improve their practice as an educator by taking and implementing feedback; and demonstrate an ability to work well on a team, and a willingness to support others in doing their best work.
Applicants should have prior experience working with students with disabilities and a strong belief in student success. Key traits include patience, a willingness to implement feedback, and the ability to work effectively within a team.
Market context
In Massachusetts, high school inclusion aide openings are often tied to schools expanding support for students with disabilities and inclusive classroom models. These roles are competitive because schools look for candidates who can collaborate well, take feedback, and bring patience and prior experience with students with disabilities. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show teamwork and student-support experience.
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