Washington § 28A.413.100 - Promoting the use of paraeducators.

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§ 28A.413.100. Promoting the use of paraeducators.

The paraeducator board must promote the use of paraeducators to meet educator workforce needs by:
(1) Communicating to school districts and educational service districts the requirements for requesting a limited teaching certificate on behalf of a paraeducator;
(2) Encouraging and supporting paraeducators to take on the role of teacher under a limited teaching certificate or by enrolling in an alternative route teacher certification program under chapter 28A.660 RCW; and
(3) Supporting school districts and educational service districts in using paraeducators in teacher roles.
[ 2019 c 268 s 1.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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