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Summary: Reporting to the Chief Education Officer and working alongside the Director of Rehabilitation Services, the Director of Special Education is responsible for the development, implementation, and progress monitoring of The Guild's IEP and curriculum services for approximately 80-85 students who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities (ID), autism, behavioral challenges, and mental health disorders. S/he is responsible for directing the work of three (3) Education Managers, 14 Teachers, and associated paraprofessional staff as well as working collaboratively with other Guild Divisions to build and sustain superior programming for Guild students. Job Responsibilities: • Provide transparent, evidence-based, trauma-informed leadership to The Guild School for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. • Supervise education managers in the daily operations of the school setting, including regular individual and group supervision as well as oral and written...

The Concord Area Special Education (CASE) Collaborative is actively seeking experienced, qualified candidates for the position of Assistant Director, effective July 1, 2021. Formed in 1974, CASE Collaborative serves students and families in our eleven member districts as well as many from outside the CASE region. CASE Collaborative brings together our school district partners, schools, faculty specialists, staff and families to create exceptional and individualized learning for students with special needs. Our focus is on creating and providing educational programs and services that help students to grow, develop, and achieve their potential as individuals. Our programs serve students with a variety of needs including those who have social/emotional disabilities, developmental disabilities, multiple disabilities, social-communication, autism spectrum and those who are medically fragile. Caring, collaboration, and excellence are the foundations of all we do. CASE programs epitomize...

Summary: Reporting to the Chief Education Officer and working alongside the Director of Rehabilitation Services, the Director of Special Education is responsible for the development, implementation, and progress monitoring of The Guild's IEP and curriculum services for approximately 80-85 students who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities (ID), autism, behavioral challenges, and mental health disorders. S/he is responsible for directing the work of three (3) Education Managers, 14 Teachers, and associated paraprofessional staff as well as working collaboratively with other Guild Divisions to build and sustain superior programming for Guild students. Job Responsibilities: • Provide transparent, evidence-based, trauma-informed leadership to The Guild School for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. • Supervise education managers in the daily operations of the school setting, including regular individual and group supervision as well as oral and written...