JOB GOAL: Under the supervision of the school principal, with assistance from school-based facilitator/administrators, the Behavior Intervention Assistant serves the educational needs of disadvantaged youth and "at-risk" students as assigned, providing specialized assistance to students and educators - addressing social, economic, and academic needs of students experiencing school behavior problems, parent/child conflicts, runaway, truancy, classroom paraprofessional duties, etc. Assist in organizing activities to promote a positive school climate: supervising conflict resolution sessions with students, motivating parents to become active supporters of school programs, as well as active participants regarding individual student's programs, and answering parental questions, as appropriate.