3 special education para professionals jobs found

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 Classification Title: Behavior Technician Department: Elementary Pay Grade: Classified Salary Scale (C2) FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Supervisor: Principal, Behavior Interventionist, or Board Certified Behavior Analyst GENERAL STATEMENT OF JOB The Elementary Behavior Technician provides proactive, preventative behavioral and social-emotional support to elementary students in general education settings. Under the supervision of the Behavior Interventionist (BI) and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and in collaboration with school administrators, teachers, and counselors, the Technician delivers direct behavior-analytic services, including implementation of Behavior Support Plans (BSP), data collection, and Tier 1 and Tier 2 interventions designed to improve student behavior, emotional regulation skills, and access to instruction. SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Essential Functions: Provide proactive behavioral...

Job Description Position Open Until Filled General Description: The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates, assists in identification of, and treats students with speech, language, voice, or fluency disorders to facilitate the development of communication in relation to their educational programming. Essential Responsibilities: Evaluates students referred with speech and/or language concerns to determine area(s) of involvement and degree of severity Follows the timelines and completes the appropriate paperwork for determining students' eligibility for special education services under the federal disability category of Speech Language Impairment (SLI) or the need for speech/language therapy as a Related Service Develops and proposes appropriate Individualized Education Plans for identified students to the team and implements the plan according to state and local regulations Provides speech and/or language therapy according to the needs of the students and the...