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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For those of you insisting that paras get benefits, sick days, etc….it all depends on the way the position has been designated. Any job with “tpt” in the title means temporary part-time & those employees do not get any benefits. “Temporary part-time” is a bit of a misnomer though because you can work the full school day (7 hours of work, lunch is not included or paid time) and that is 35 hrs of work/week. The position is also for the full school year, so not temporary. I know of 4 tpt paras at the school that I work at. Generally they start most paras off as tpt & then after a year or more you can apply for a para position w benefits. There is a para at my school who has been tpt for many years (5plus at least). I’m not sure what the issue is, maybe performance related? [/quote] Might be performance. There is a test you have to pass too. In most cases I've seen TPT staff get first priority for jobs if possible. [/quote]
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