National Heritage Academies·Edgemont Park, Michigan
1 or group workshops. Implement result-driven curriculum to ensure academic, moral, and social growth for students.
Located in Lansing, MI, Windemere Park Charter Academy opened in 1999 and serves students K-8. At Windemere Park, you can connect passion with purpose.
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Competitive starting pay exceeding market standards. Comprehensive benefits package offered. Access to top-tier curriculum, instructional tools, and resources. Personalized development and coaching provided. Dedicated support for all staff members. Maintains a safe learning environment. New staff receive mentorship regardless of role, with additional support such as bi-weekly new teacher cohort sessions, weekly grade level meetings, and ongoing professional development opportunities tailored to understand the NHA/WPCA approach. Demonstrates academic excellence, outperforming local school districts by at least 15% for the past 13 years.
Assess student abilities and provide instructional assistance for students in need of academic intervention through 1:1 or group workshops as directed by the classroom teacher and designated instructional leader. Commit to educating the whole student – academically, morally, and socially. Implement result-driven curriculum to achieve significant growth from fall to spring testing. Attend professional development and articulation meetings with classroom teachers and parents as required.
Must meet state requirements for being a Title 1 paraprofessional. Click here for the state requirements. Previous experience working in a school or with school age children – preferred. Knowledge of and the ability to assist in teaching reading, writing, and/or mathematics. Understanding of and capability to navigate technical systems.
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National Heritage Academies is an equal-opportunity employer.
Must meet state requirements for Title 1 paraprofessionals. Previous experience with school-age children and the ability to teach core subjects is preferred.
Market context
In Michigan, teaching assistant openings often reflect steady demand in Title I and other school support settings, especially for candidates who can help with core subjects and classroom routines. These roles can be competitive because schools often prefer applicants with prior school or child-focused experience and strong fit for paraprofessional requirements. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your Title I eligibility and highlight any school-based experience in your application.