Analyze and interpret MET data and other academic & cognitive testing results in
collaboration with ISP team as a means to identify appropriate corresponding
academic accommodations based upon student strengths and weaknesses.
Provide instructional recommendations to classroom faculty that support
differentiation universal design for learning accommodation modified
curriculum and personalized learning.
Provide and coordinate multitiered interventions on behalf of identified students.
Integrate a variety of materials and assistive technology applications into the
learning environment appropriate to the unique learning style and educational
ability of students.
Coteach or teach as invited.
Facilitate and/or organize interventions in collaboration with other Instructional
Support Program teachers.
Ensure implementation of student accommodations and document accordingly.
Maintain records of student goals interventions objectives and student progress
data.
Provide schoolwide professional development training when requested.
Coordinate and facilitate testing accommodations for identified students.
Assist in screening evaluating and recommending placement of students in
collaboration with the Instructional Support team.
Administer formative and summative assessments as requested.
Participate in various schoolwide and department outreach events.
Coordinate and provide direct academic support for individual students weekly
before/after school.
When requested attend other departmental and planning meetings.
Plan and participate in parent meetings during scheduled school conferences
and as needed throughout the school year.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
Strongly Preferred
Elementary or middle school teaching experience.
Special education teaching experience.
Bachelors degree in Education or the equivalent.
Current Michigan Teaching certificate (elementary or middle school) with Special
Education endorsement(s).
Understanding of Michigan Administrative Rules of Special Education (MARSE)
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and Americans with Disabilities Act.
Ability to multitask prioritize and meet deadlines.
Preferred
Experience in creating and implementing behavior intervention plans within a
special education context
Experience with assistive technology applications.
Application Process:
Interested applicants should submit the following materials: a cover letter resume and a
list of references to Mrs. Renee Crumrine
Divine Child Elementary School is an equal opportunity employer that makes decisions
regarding employment based on merit qualifications and abilities without regards to
race color national origin or any other protected status.