3 principal fellow jobs found in Norfolk

Job Description PRIMARY FUNCTION: SECEP is looking for a full-time Teacher Specialist to provide instructional and behavioral support to classrooms in the form of staff training, classroom observations, consultation with classroom teams, and direct work with students and staff. The Teacher Specialist must have strong knowledge and experience in the areas of assessment, IEP development, classroom structure, and organizational methods, state (SOLs and A-SOLs) and program-adopted curriculum frameworks (ABLLS/Functional Curriculum), instructional content area, positive programming practices, and effective instructional strategies. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's Degree in Education or related field (Required). Virginia State Licensure with Special Education Endorsement (Required). Minimum of two (2) years of direct teaching of students with autism, intellectual disabilities, and severe behavior problems. ABA training and experience preferred. SUPERVISION: This...

Job Description PRIMARY FUNCTIONS: The school counselor works with individual students, small student groups, and in the classroom to enhance student changes for success both inside and outside the separate day-school setting. Providing proactive and intervening counseling services will ensure all students have an equal opportunity to achieve and reach their goals. The school counselor must have the ability and skill to work with students with emotional disabilities and other disabilities that affect their capacity to learn as their non-disabled peers. The school counselor must possess in-depth knowledge of counseling theory and services, possess the ability to counsel individuals and small groups of students, have a working understanding of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles, and be able to apply ABA principles within a public separate day school setting. The school counselor will provide professional development to colleagues in the areas of trauma and social...

Job Description The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) reports directly to the site Principal. This position is responsible for developing students' individual communication programs. The Speech and Language Pathologist communicates positively and effectively with all program staff, as well as manages and works with children both within and outside of the traditional setting. QUALIFICATIONS A master's degree with Virginia State Licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP). Experience in communication and speech/language programming, teacher/parent consultation, and speech and language assessment is required. Must have the physical ability to effectively work with students with challenging behavior. Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply. Effectively plans, coordinates, and implements a therapy program consistent with established guidelines, policies, and procedures. Manages program resources effectively. Maintains accurate student/program records....