Special Education Administrator, Educational Team Leader - 1LT Charles W. Whitcomb School (Middle Sc
Special Education Administrator, Educational Team Leader - 1LT Charles W. Whitcomb School (Middle Sc
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- ASAPOrganizational Relationshipor Line of Authority:
- Works under the supervision of the Executive Director of Special Education, his/her designees andthe building Principal
- Statement of Duties:
- Supervises and evaluates Special Education Staff
- Collaborates with Principals/Directors on Special Education Staffing including assisting with hiring of Special Education StaffServes as Chairperson for Team meetings
- Oversees referral process, Team meeting process, and adherence to Individualized Education Programs based upon eligibility guidelines in accordance with federal and state requirements
- Responsible for ensuring that all timelines are met and all required paperwork is completed within mandated timelines
- Ensures that all services for students identified as special needs are implemented
- Master’s degree from accredited institutionDESE Certification as Special Education Administrator or as a Director/Supervisor with Special Education Teacher License and SEI Endorsement. Applicants working towards such DESE licenses are welcome to apply.
- Minimum of five (5) years of experience as Special Education Teacher or equivalent as deemed appropriate by the Director of Student Services.
- Ability to organize, work well with people, direct, supervise, evaluate and motivate others to get results
- Demonstrated knowledge of Massachusetts and federal special education laws, regulations, eligibility criteria and ability to implement the special education process to ensure compliance
- Knowledge of Individualized Education Programs and related IEP software programs
- Possesses thorough working knowledge of nature and complexities of a variety of learning disabilities
- Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with all school personnel and parents
- Bilingual (Spanish and/or Portuguese) preferred.
- Administration > Assistant Principal/Dean/Head
- Administration > Director/Coordinator/Manager
- Administration > Principal/Dean/Head of School
- Administration > Pupil Personnel
- Administration > Special Education Director
- Other Professional > Other Certified Professional
- Special Education > Alternative Learning Environment
- Special Education > Autism
- Special Education > Emotionally DisabledSpecial Education > Excessive Needs/Severe/Profound DisabilitiesSpecial Education > General Special Education
- Special Education > Gifted & Talented
- Special Education > Hard of Hearing
- Special Education > Learning DisabledSpecial Education > Life Skills
- Special Education > Mentally DisabledSpecial Education > Mild/Moderate DisabilitiesSpecial Education > Multiple DisabilitiesSpecial Education > Severe/Profound Disabilities
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