2nd Grade Student Interventionist - 1:1 Support & Growth

Posted 3 days ago

nimbleDarmstadt (IN)

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About the role

Saint Wendel is searching for a student interventionist for the 2026-2027 school year in 2nd grade. The primary responsibilities would be: -Provide individualized (1:1) support throughout the school day based on the student’s specific learning and behavioral needs -Implement teacher-directed instruction and adapt materials to support student understanding -Support the student in maintaining focus, completing tasks, and engaging appropriately in classroom activities -Carry out individualized intervention plans, accommodations, and behavior support strategies -Collect and document data on student progress, behavior, and skill development -Collaborate closely with classroom teachers, intervention staff, administration, and specialists to ensure consistency of support -Assist the student with transitions, organization, and daily routines -Foster social skills and positive peer interactions -Maintain clear, respectful communication with school staff and families as directed -Promote the student’s independence while providing appropriate levels of support -Model patience, compassion, and Christian values in all interactions Bachelor’s degree in Education, Special Education, or related field preferred (associate’s degree or relevant experience considered); Experience working with children with academic, behavioral, or developmental needs

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