“It’s a name they came up with for non professionals to make them sound more important. In this case probably a person with no or very little education or training in the field who was likely just paid to act as the kid’s personal attendant.”
So basically just an aide?
Exactly. We called them teacher’s aides way back in the 70s when I was in school.
Basically a babysitter.
Your ignorance is amazing, lol.
Do you people not know your State requirements for these things? Do you not read all the info posted online on the State websites? This is all readily available to anyone who bothers to know their State Government and what their taxes pay for.
Salaries, along with education requirements, are available on the NJ ED site. Every person who works for the state is listed along with their salary and other professional/personal info. Every Gov/Union Contract is readily available at least for the state of NJ. All OPRA docs are available online. All audits, etc. This is all public knowledge available to anyone to chooses to utilize it.