High Point Academy·Aurora District, Colorado
The Interventionist provides targeted Tier III academic instruction to students in grades K-8 using data-driven strategies. They collaborate with teachers and staff to implement intervention curricula and monitor student progress within the school's MTSS framework.
Required Associates Degree or ability to pass the Para Pro Exam upon hire Experience working with children in an educational setting (K–8 preferred). Strong ability to work with small groups of students. Ability to implement curriculum and assess student learning. Strong organizational skills and ability to track and synthesize student data. Ability to collaborate and work effectively as part of a team. Willingness to learn content to support student learning. Preferred Experience supporting academic interventions in reading or math. Familiarity with MTSS or Response to Intervention (RTI) systems. Experience using student data to guide instruction. Key Competencies Reflective practitioner with a growth mindset Strong relationship-building with students Data-driven decision-making Collaboration with teachers and support staff Ability to motivate students and build confidence in learning
Candidates must hold an Associate's degree or be able to pass the Para Pro Exam. Experience working with children in an educational setting is required, with a preference for those familiar with MTSS or RTI systems.
Market context
In Colorado, interventionist openings often reflect steady demand in schools that need targeted academic and behavioral support for students. These roles can be competitive because employers look for candidates with classroom experience, an Associate’s degree or Para Pro eligibility, and familiarity with MTSS or RTI. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then highlight any student-support experience and your readiness for paraprofessional assessments in your application.