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TODAY, Tuesday, November 10, is the SDoL Special Education Paraprofessional Hiring Event at Milestones from 3:30-5:30 pm! Stop by learn about our available positions and apply and interview on-site. Special education paraprofessionals work alongside educators to support students’ learning and participation throughout the school day.
Childcare will be provided. A résumé is helpful but isn’t required to participate. Please bring contact information for two to three references.
Don’t want to wait for the hiring event? Apply today through the School District of Lancaster's website, link in comments.
School District of Lancaster middle school students have had the opportunity to visit NorthBay Education with funding support from the Lancaster Education Foundation, the City Limits Foundation and community partners. The outdoor education experience connects what students learn in class with opportunities to explore the natural world firsthand and work alongside their peers in a different setting.
Located along the Chesapeake Bay in North East, Maryland, NorthBay uses its surrounding environment to engage students in hands-on science. Its program brings lessons into forests and wetlands, where students investigate environmental questions using what they observe. This approach encourages them to think through how natural systems work and how their own choices affect the environment.
Thank you Lancaster Education Foundation, City Limits Foundation and our community partners for helping make this experience possible. Their support gave students opportunities to deepen their understanding of the environment and build connections with their classmates.
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