2 intervention specialist teacher jobs found

Job Description ESSENTIAL CORE CHARACTERISTICS: Certification as a School Psychologist by the New York State Education Department. Demonstrated ability to work with students and parents. Demonstrated ability to work with colleagues and support staff (aides, clerical, etc.). Demonstrated ability to work with supervisors. Demonstrated ability to motivate/instruct students in developing problem-solving skills and effective coping strategies. Sufficient work experience with school-aged students. Strong communication skills, both verbally and in written form. Demonstrated counseling skills and ability to work with at-risk students and those with emotional and/or behavioral challenges. Demonstrated experience working with students with disabilities. Understanding of special education law, FERPA, and NYS Learning Standards. Demonstrates a willingness/ability to contribute to the school community through participation in school-wide events....

Job Description The Behavior Support Specialist will work with the school's leadership team to ensure that all students demonstrate dramatic student achievement gains and develop their character and social-emotional skills. This individual will also help lead the school's efforts to create a positive, structured, consistent, caring, and disciplined school culture. In addition to the duties set forth below, the Employee agrees that s/he will perform all the other duties that are assigned by his/her supervisors, the school's Principal and the Principal's designees, and/or the Board of Trustees, including, but not limited to: Goals for the Behavior Support Specialist include but are not limited to: Model high expectations for student behavior and interactions. Support efforts of every student to succeed academically and behaviorally and graduate from college. Enforce expectations from the Code of Conduct Maintain a focused, serious, and efficient environment for the...