Paraprofessional Appreciation Day
Paraprofessional Appreciation Day honors paraprofessional educators, who may also be known as paras, instructional assistants, or teacher's aides. It is unknown how the day began, but some sources claim it was first designated by a Missouri governor, although it is not known when this occurred. Paraprofessionals perform a variety of teacher-related jobs and often assist teachers in classrooms. They may work with students on supplemental enrichment activities, either in small groups or one-on-one. They may also help students complete assignments or practice reading. Paraprofessionals often work with students with special education needs and a variety of disabilities. They may also supervise students outside of classrooms and help teachers with clerical work. Requirements on how to become a paraprofessional vary depending on what state and district they wish to work in.
Today is an excellent day to show appreciation for our outstanding paraprofessionals and teacher's aides.
Thank you all so very much! We appreciate you at PCR-I!
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