3 preschool teacher intervention specialist teacher jobs found

Job Description JOB SUMMARY Under the direction of the Student Service Supervisor - Early Childhood Program, the Early Childhood Education Coordinator for Curriculum and Staff Development will support the Preschool Program operated by the ESC of Lake Erie West. The Coordinator will work directly with teachers, educational aides, and substitute teachers to ensure high quality classroom instruction, support evidence-based practices including data collection and reporting, and support the creation of Individualized Education Programs (IEP) for each child. The Coordinator will serve as a mentor to new staff. In addition, the coordinator will develop, implement, and document a program of professional learning focused on continuous improvement. The Coordinator will also assist in ensuring all preschool program sites meet the highest requirements of Ohio's Step Up to Quality program. Job Requirements QUALIFICATIONS -Current Ohio State Board of Education Teaching License in...

Job Description JOB SUMMARY The Supervisor will ensure the smooth operation of the preschool program, including coordinating, supervising, evaluating, and providing leadership to early childhood educators in the Early Childhood Public Preschool Program and the Early Childhood Coordinator. The Supervisor will provide oversight of the educational program to ensure high-quality curriculum and instruction, ensure compliance with federal and state regulations, and maintain program records that document quality and compliance. The Supervisor will ensure the early childhood diagnostic process runs seamlessly. The Supervisor ensures that all preschool program sites meet the highest requirements of Ohio's Step Up to Quality program. Job Requirements QUALIFICATIONS -Ohio State Board of Education Administrative license -Current Ohio State Board of Education teaching license in one of the following areas: -early childhood intervention specialist license -intervention...

Job Description Executive Director of Exceptional Children Reports to: Chief of Student Support Services Term of Employment: 12 Months Purpose The Executive Director of Exceptional Children provides district-level leadership, supervision, and administrative oversight for the implementation of programs and related services for students with disabilities. This position ensures compliance with local, state, and federal requirements while promoting high-quality instructional programming, appropriate supports, and equitable access to services for students ages 2 through 21. The Executive Director supervises the Exceptional Children support team, including but not limited to Program Compliance Specialists, Transition Coordinator, Behavior Specialists, Preschool Coordinator, School Psychologists, and Related Service Providers. The Executive Director also collaborates with schools, families, community agencies, district leaders, and state-level partners to support the...