6 jobs found in Mansfield

Job Description 1. Help students to learn subject matter and skills which will lead to their development as mature, able, and responsible adults. 2. Provide effective instruction and support that enables students to gain knowledge, acquire skills, and develop positive learning behaviors.

Job Description School Psychologist - Full-Time SY 2026 - 2027 ($10,000 Sign On Bonus Eligible) Title:School Psychologist Reports To:Director of Student Services Employment Status:Full-Time Days:As Determined by the Director of Student Services FLSA:Exempt GENERAL DESCRIPTION Facilitate children's learning and adjustment through the use of Psycho-educational strategies. Effort is made to contribute to the understanding of learning difficulties, social, and emotional problems, environmental factors, and to aid in the utilization of available school and community resources as far as possible to meet each child's needs. include evaluation and assessment, planning and support services to students, their families and other professionals. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS •Masters' Degree or higher in Education of Psychology •Demonstrated success as a school psychologist •Appropriate state of Ohio certificate/license •License issued by Ohio Department of Education...

Job Description Must be licensed by the Ohio State Board of Education to teach English/Language Arts in grades 5-8.

Job Description Must be licensed by the Ohio State Board of Education to teach Pre-Kindergarten and must have Pre-Kindergarten special education licensure

Job Description Must be licensed by the Ohio State Board of Education to teach Pre-Kindergarten and must have Pre-Kindergarten special education licensure

Job Description Title: School Psychologist Schedule: Full Time or Part Time Location: NCOESC Service Areas - Mansfield Job Summary The school psychologist promotes sound educational practices for all students by serving their mental health and academic needs. The major role of the school psychologist is the intensive study of students suspected or identified as having educational disabilities and facilitating the delivery of services to these students, their parents, and the educational staff. Minimum Qualifications •Valid driver's license •Valid Ohio Pupil Services/School Psychologist License •Working knowledge of regulatory standards, ethical/legal responsibilities, and policies related to psychology in schools including DEW requirements •Knowledge of special education procedures and mandates •Working knowledge of psychological assessment processes and psychoeducational testing instruments