Oregon Family School·Bend, Oregon
Provide instructional and administrative support for high school students through both in-person classroom assistance and virtual coordination. Responsibilities include grading, facility maintenance, transporting students, and helping plan social events.
Oregon Family School is looking for a positive and engaging educational assistant to work with 9th -12th graders in our unique charter school. The position may include both in-person and virtual duties such as:
grading simple assignments assisting students with technology assist with the set up, tear down, and cleaning of the facility assisting teachers and supporting students in the classroom during in-person classes on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday attending field trips on campus or around Central Oregon transporting students in an OFS-owned SUV. (Insurance requires that the person must be over the age of 21 and have a clean driving record in order to transport students. Since the vehicle is only an SUV, a regular driver’s license is fine.) supporting teachers and administration online using Google Workspace, Zoom, and Canvas assisting in the planning of high school social events such as field trips, dances, graduation, etc.
An ideal candidate will have positive experiences working in-person with high school students, will be comfortable and skilled at managing and engaging groups of teenagers, and will be proficient in their ability to work online and comfortable learning unfamiliar technologies.
Candidates must be at least 21 years of age. Two-year degree preferred but will accept prior experience in lieu of education. Benefits and time off are available depending on the position.
Please check out our website www.oregonfamilyschool.com to learn more about our school to see if you are a good fit.
Candidates must be at least 21 years old with a clean driving record and a valid driver's license. A two-year degree is preferred, though prior experience working with teenagers may be accepted in its place.
Market context
In Oregon, high school educational assistant roles often draw interest from candidates with youth-support experience, especially when schools need dependable staff who can work closely with teenagers. This role is competitive because employers may accept prior experience in place of a two-year degree, but they still look for a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, and maturity for student-facing work. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your experience with teens and driving eligibility before applying.
