3 high school teacher jobs found

Job Description Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities Provides an educational program for students with emotional and behavioral needs. Works cooperatively with the classroom teachers who have students with emotional disabilities or behavioral needs in their general education classes, interpreting the abilities and disabilities of these students, assisting in classroom intervention strategies, and assisting the student with regular education class assignments. Communicates regularly with parents and professional staff regarding the educational, social, and personal needs of the student. Participates as a member of the Special Education Building Team. Assists in screening, evaluating, and making recommendations regarding the placement and program for these students. Develops and implements an individualized education program and behavior plan for each child complimentary to his/her educational, social and emotional strengths and weaknesses as defined through the...

Job Description General Purpose To provide assistance to the building principal, the students, the parents, the teachers and support personnel in the school's office to assure a smooth, friendly and efficient operation of the school office so that the office's maximum positive impact on the education of children can be realized. Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities Perform the usual and necessary office routines and practices assigned by the principal. Keep attendance records of children and notify the principal when any child has been unexplained for a 3-day absence or an unusual absence trend. Compile and calculate various attendance reports. Maintain the finance books for the school. Maintain a record of teacher, principal, and support personnel's absences and the resulting substitutes. Receives and routes incoming calls as required or relays messages as the case may require. Receives, sorts and delivers incoming mail. Enroll new students and...

Job Description JOB TITLE: Speech-Language Pathologist REPORTS TO: Assistant Director of Special Education SUPERVISES: Non-Applicable EMPLOYMENT AND FLSA STATUS: Exempt POSITION PURPOSE Speech-language pathologist will work with the Individual Education Plan (IEP) team to help resolve communication disorders including the mechanical aspects of speech production, phonation, attention/memory, articulation and language processing that interfere with the individual student's ability to derive benefit from the district's educational program. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Screen, evaluate, diagnose, and treat communication disorders Provide a continuum of service delivery for identified and at-risk students (including push-in / classroom-based services) Monitor and adjust therapy in response to student issues, needs, and progress Schedule, lead and participate in case conference committee meetings Provide...