24/25 SY Summer Camp Paraprofessional

21st Century Summer Camp Paraprofessional 2025

Responsibilities SUMMER CAMP LOGISTICS: Summer Camp will be from June 2 – June 26, 2025 Monday through Thursday 8am-12pm.

LESSON PLANS: Paraprofessionals are expected to support instructors in the delivery of their lesson plans.

STUDENT ATTENDANCE:

Accurate attendance records are a very important part of 21st CCLC grant. Our effectiveness as a summer Camp program is measured partly by how many students attend regularly. Consequently each instructor will be provided with a roster of students to record attendance. Attendance should be turned in DAILY and will be monitored by the Summer Camp Coordinators. Paraprofessionals will support as needed.

PRE & POST TESTING:

As part of the evaluation process, the 21st CCLC grant is interested in finding out to what degree our students are being affected by the academic and opportunities offered at the site. Each instructor will be responsible for administering a pre and post-test that are part of the curriculum to evaluate what the students have gained through their course. The pre and posttest should be the exact same document for this would truly test the difference in skill mastery over the period of the course. If you need assistance in administering your tests, please seek help from the Summer Camp Coordinators. Paraprofessionals will support as needed.

DUTIES:

Instructors and/or paraprofessionals should pick up and escort your group of students to class. The Summer Camp Coordinators may also schedule daily duty assignments.

DISCIPLINE: A variety of classroom management techniques are vital skills needed by 21st CCLC. Instructors are expected to help students develop positive classroom behaviors conducive to the learning process through class rules and procedures that are implemented on a consistent basis. Discipline is everyone’s responsibility. 21st CCLC staff not only have obligations for classroom discipline but also for campus discipline. All instructors should accept responsibility of enforcing Camp rules fairly and immediately. Paraprofessionals will provide support, instructors take the lead with discipline.

STRUCTURE: • In the classroom each student should automatically get started on the lesson to be taught for the day. • Rules-same rules apply to 21st CCLC as during the regular school year.

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  EACH student should have an assigned seating area or desk. Seating assignments are important for structure and expectations.

CELL PHONES: • Cell phones and pagers are to be turned off during class time. • No personal phone calls during class time will be allowed unless it is an emergency. • Give family and friends the Camp number so that they can contact you in the event of an emergency. • Phone calls can be made before or after class unless prior authorization has been given.

STUDENT SUPERVISION: • During breakfast and lunch (according to a duty schedule) • It is your responsibility to ensure Safety and Accountability • It is imperative that we account for all the children participating in our program at all times.

Compensation: $18/hour.