114 paraprofessional jobs at 22 companies in Bloomington, IL
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Bilingual Paraprofessional
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
$20-$22/hrOnsiteFull Time
Bloomington Public Schools District 87: Public Illinois school district educating Bloomington students from prekindergarten through grade 12.
Bilingual paraprofessional position at Bloomington High School; full-time role with eligibility for higher starting pay based on prior paraprofessional, daycare, teaching, or healthcare experience.
Olympia Community Unit School District 16: Public K–12 school district serving students in rural central Illinois.
Requires 60 college credit hours or NCLB paraprofessional accreditation, ability to support students with emotional, social, or behavioral needs, effective communication, physical examination, and background check.
McLean County Unit District No. 5: Educates students through public schools.
Requires an Illinois paraprofessional or professional educator license, strong oral and written communication, attention to detail, and ability to lift 50 pounds and push or pull 10 pounds.
Catholic Diocese of Peoria: Nonprofit Catholic diocese serving 135,000 Catholics across 26 Illinois counties through parishes, schools, ministries, and charitable services.
Must be current or eligible for Illinois Paraprofessional Education License (PEL) and hold an associate's degree or higher; experience with children in school settings preferred; able to coordinate testing accommodations and support junior high students.
Tri-County Special Education Association: Public Illinois special-education cooperative providing therapeutic, assessment, consultation, and professional-development services to member school districts.
Must complete onboarding and background checking. Requires an Illinois ISBE Professional Educator License as a teacher or substitute teacher, or paraprofessional licensure for paraprofessional assignments.
Prairie Central Community Unit School District 8: Public Illinois school district serving pre-K–12 students across six schools and surrounding rural communities.
Assist certified staff with classroom instruction and supervision; support students (including special needs), perform record-keeping, and use basic office software. High school diploma or equivalent required.
Regional Office of Education #9: Intermediate administrative support for regional educational systems.
Provide one-on-one academic, organizational, and behavioral support in general education classrooms; implement accommodations; monitor progress; maintain confidentiality and pass physical abilities test.
2026-2027 PT Instructional Paraprofessional Preschool 4 year olds
Morris, Illinois, United States
$15-$23/hrOnsitePart Time
Diocese of Joliet: Animating the mission of the Catholic Church through service.
Part-time instructional paraprofessional with high school diploma; 60 college credit hours; preferred ILPEL/ELIS/PARA but not required; prior school/paraprofessional experience preferred.
Kingston K-14 School District: Provides public primary and secondary education services.
Previous daycare experience, minimum substitute certification or ability to obtain one, and ability to become CPR-certified. Requires childcare, classroom management, supervision, and communication skills.
Iroquois West Community Unit School District 10: Operates public K-12 schools in Iroquois and Ford counties.
Supports special education interventions, small-group instruction, student progress tracking, behavior management, data collection, and classroom activities. Work authorization is required.
Champaign Unit 4 School District: Public school district serving Champaign, Illinois.
Paraprofessional license or ability to obtain license; teamwork with staff, students, and parents; good communication; lift 30 pounds; use student restraints; assist with daily living needs.
RBT / BT / Paraeducator – Neurodiverse Student Afterschool Program
Champaign, Illinois, United States
OnsitePart Time
ExcelPrep Schools: Nonprofit K–8 laboratory school serving neurodiverse children through specialized, data-driven academic and social instruction.
High school diploma or equivalent; RBT preferred but not required; experience with neurodiverse learners; ability to implement behavior support; strong communication and teamwork.
Illinois Valley Central School District #321: Illinois public K-12 school district serving students through schools in Chillicothe and Mossville.
High school diploma or equivalent and Registered Paraprofessional certificate; paraprofessional exam or college coursework preferred; experience with special needs students desirable; ability to use Microsoft Word/Excel and supervise/student support.
Children's Home Association of Illinois: Nonprofit social-service agency serving Central Illinois youth through behavioral health, education, foster care, prevention, and residential programs.
0+ YOEParaprofessional Certificate required; ability to obtain within 3 years; classroom and behavioral support experience preferred.
Decatur Public Schools District 61: Public school district serving K-12 students in Decatur, Illinois.
Must meet paraprofessional qualification (associate degree or 60 semester hours or HS/GED plus qualifying ETS Parapro or ACT WorkKeys scores). Must be at least 19 to serve PK–12 (ELS-Paraprofessional may allow 18 for PK–8). Duties include assisting teachers, supervising students, and supporting academic tasks.
Dunlap Community Unit School District 323: Public Illinois K–12 school district serving students in Dunlap, Princeville, Edelstein, Edwards, and northern Peoria.
0+ YOESupport staff role assisting special education, 7 hours/day, full-time, $17.80/hr; Illinois paraprofessional license required.
Urbana School District 116: Operates public primary and secondary schools in Urbana.
Meets ISBE paraprofessional requirements (60 college credit or WorkKeys), TCI certification, ability to lift and assist students, strong communication and collaboration skills.
Easterseals Central Illinois: Nonprofit pediatric rehabilitation and autism-services provider helping Central Illinois children with developmental delays, disabilities, and special needs.
Requires 60 college credit hours or an Illinois-approved paraprofessional exam, valid driver's license, computer skills, and willingness to complete behavior and crisis intervention training.