Long Term Substitute - School Psychologist - Elementary

Posted 8 days ago

barrington community unit school district 220La Grange (IL)

School Psychologists Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50- $85 per hour

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About the role

Psychologist Master's Degree, Educational Specialist Degree (Ed.S.), or Doctoral Degree in School Psychology from an accredited program Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) with School Psychologist Endorsement Ability to effectively collaborate with students, parents, other professionals Reports To: Building Principal and Director of Student Services Purpose Of Job: To work cooperatively with support service personnel on case study evaluations and to be a consultant in multi-disciplinary, IEP and parent/teacher conferences.

Responsibilities: Attend regular building special services meetings. Participate in annual reviews for special education students. Conduct building in-service workshops for staff and parents. Participate in district in-service workshops. Serve on district professional organization committees. Attend professional meetings to update requirements. Provide supervision for school psychology interns. Offer individual and small counseling services. Participate in RtI/Problem Solving meetings as appropriate. Complete and maintain appropriate forms, records and reports. Perform other tasks and responsibilities assigned by the supervisor. Terms Of Employment: (Completed by Office of Human Resources) Approx Dates Of Leave 8/24/26 - TBD Benefits Not Eligible For Pay $50- $85 per hour

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