Virtual (Remote) School Psychologist 24/25 School Year at Trivium Charter School
Job Summary
Job Summary
Are you looking for a great school? Are you interested in joining a dynamic team with staff who are passionate about academic progress and delivering educational content in an engaging model? Trivium Charter School, a personalized learning public charter school, is seeking a school psychologist to aid and assess our growing student population. A school psychologist should be able to successfully aid students in their personal and academic development. Ultimately, an outstanding School Psychologist is compassionate and committed to students' well-being and success at Trivium. SUMMARY OF POSITION: Under the direction of the Special Education Director, the School Psychologist will provide Special Education Assessments to students enrolled in Trivium Charter School. The School Psychologist will also provide consultation and recommendations with regard to social, emotional, or academic difficulties. The School Psychologist will serve as a resource to student behavior management and learning strategies, and may also assist in development of Intervention Plans with the Independent Study School educational model. This position is fully remote. Additionally, Trivium Charter School will actively consider candidates for full-time positions for the 25/26 school year.
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: - Virtually conduct initial & triennial psychoeducational evaluations to assist the IEP team in determining special education eligibility - Virtually conduct initial & triennial evaluations to assist the 504 team in determining 504 plan eligibility -Provide written reports (IEP & 504), interpreting and summarizing test results, observations and information from school personnel, students, parents and other agencies. - Attend IEP, 504 & Student Support Plan meetings as needed -Provide individual and group counseling services for students, staff and parents as deemed necessary. - Consult and collaborate with the Special Education Director, general education teachers, special education teachers, providers and parents regarding student learning, behavior, learning difficulties, etc. - Conduct risk/threat assessments as needed - Refer students and families to community agencies as needed - Communicate with parents through a variety of means - Maintain regular communication with Directors - Respond appropriately to feedback given by staff, parents, and students - Maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion when discussing students with non-parental adults, including staff members GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS: - Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships - Interpret and apply legal mandates, policies and regulations pertaining special education and safe school operations - Maintain confidentiality and accurate state records - Understand and carry out oral and written instructions - Communicate effectively in oral and written form Requirements / Qualifications Possess a current PPS/School Psychologist credential. Starting range of pay depending on experience: 85,000- 105,000
Requirements / Qualifications
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and proof of a current PPS/School Psychologist credential to employment@triviumcharter.org.
Requirements / Qualifications
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and proof of a current PPS/School Psychologist credential to employment@triviumcharter.org.