Speech Language Pathologist
albert lea area schoolsAlbert Lea (MN)
About the role
Speech And Language Pathologist The Speech and Language Pathologist performs professional work assessing and delivering instructional and clinical services to individual and small groups of students with speech and language impairments, and related work as apparent or assigned. There are two positions open: one position will be for secondary and one position at Lakeview Elementary School. Valid MN teaching license required or ability to obtain.
Schedule:
1.0 FTE. Rate of pay: based on candidate's experience and qualifications per the ALEA Master Agreement. Benefits offered for this position are as listed: health, dental, and vision insurance; life insurance; long-term disability; teacher retirement association (TRA) pension; 403(b) matching annuity plan; disability (sick) leave/ESST leave; PTO. Albert Lea Area Schools' mission is to ensure individual growth that leads to engaged citizens and life-long learners. Mentoring program: collaboration and ongoing support throughout the school year including new teacher induction professional learning opportunities. New teacher onboarding: a three-day onboarding for new staff and their mentors. Teacher development and evaluation: Marzano instructional and evaluation framework. Professional development: opportunities available within the district (no fee) to grow in your teaching craft, also including required professional development opportunities for relicensure. Competitive salary and benefits.
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