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 <title>I&#039;m new, Parapro requirements</title>
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Hi, My name is Rachel and I work for the Lake Pend Oreill school district. We parapro&#039;s are now just getting to know about these requirements. But word hasn&#039;t gotten around yet here. Nobody really care&#039;s or knows what is going on. I only know that the College of Southern Idaho and Treasure Valley community college of Oregon offer parapro programs which are online. The test is called ETS but where/what or when does one take it?  My district doesn&#039;t even have a paraprofessional development program or a rep. To demonstrate two years of post secondary education, an indiviual in Idaho must have 32 official college credits in academic core classes. IF a paraprofessional has an associate&#039;s degree it must be in an academic subject area or a specialized paraprofessional coursework from a college or university to be able to work for the school district. SOOO that also means we paraprofessionals have to pay for everything. Joy.  :wink:</description>
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 <pubDate>Fri, 16 May 2003 00:31:13 +0000</pubDate>
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