What's one job that every school needs, but not everyone wants to try, or should try to do? It’s the job of being a paraprofessional, or teacher associate, aide, assistant, helper, or whatever title you want to give the job. The job isn't always easy, but it does make for some funny stories that play out more like scenes from a paranormal sitcom. So, take a walk into the paraprofessional experience as host Lisa Hill shares some quirky tales about paraprofessionals, god bless ‘em.Cast your vote for Vice Principal UnOfficed for the Women Podcasters Awards in Comedy. https://www.womenpodcasters.com/awards-votingVice Principal UnOfficed website has moved! Boomark my new site: https://viceprincipalunofficed.com/ Email me: vpunofficed@gmail.com Check out photos from each Vice Principal UnOfficedepisode at:
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