3 reading jobs found in Grand Rapids, MI

Job Description Speech and Language Pathologist - 1.0 FTE Student Services Reports To : Director of Student Services Salary : Per the FHEA Master Agreement Salary Schedule Schedule : Beginning with the 2026-2027 School Year Job Summary: Provide expert speech and language pathology services to students. Required Qualifications: Meets State of Michigan requirements as a Speech and Language Pathologist. Preferred Qualifications: ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence Teaching certification Experience and knowledge of language articulation development, fluency, and voice intervention/remediation strategies Experience and knowledge of speech and language development in special populations including students with early childhood developmental delays, cognitive impairments, and autism spectrum disorders Familiarity with Michigan Speech-Language Hearing Association and Kent Intermediate School District speech and language guidelines Knowledge...

Job Description POSITION DESCRIPTION Title: ASL Interpreter Coordinator Reports to: Supervisor of Services for Low Incidence Populations Terms of Employment: 182 Days (prorated from NUP 200 day scale) Non-Union Professional Grade 5 BROAD STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES: The ASL Interpreter Coordinator is responsible for the coordination, scheduling, and quality assurance of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH) students across the district. Although not an administrative position, the role provides supervisory assistance and support. This position ensures that ASL interpreting services are provided in accordance with students' IEPs and applicable federal and state special education requirements, including IDEA, Section 504, the ADA, and state special education rules. The ASL Interpreter Coordinator works collaboratively with IEP teams, school...

Job Description General Summary: The school psychologist collaborates with school-based leadership teams regarding multi-tiered systems of support. This includes participation in problem-solving teams and requires knowledge of data collection and analysis, curriculum-based assessments, and tiered systems of interventions. The school psychologist assists in creating positive student outcomes through initial special education evaluations, re-evaluations, and 504 evaluations in order to best meet student needs Qualifications: Michigan Full approval as a School Psychologist with the following requirements: Specialist degree in School Psychology or its equivalent. Completion of a minimum of 45 graduate semester hours in School Psychology or related areas in addition to internship. Completion of a minimum of 600-clock hour supervised internship with school age persons under an approved School Psychologist training institution. Completion of one (1) year of...