REGIONAL SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST 2026 - 2027 SCHOOL YEAR

Posted 9 days ago

phoenix union high school districtPhoenix (AZ)

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About the role

Regional School Psychologist
Summary: Regional School Psychologist works in collaboration with campus-based psychologists to ensure compliance of evaluations, considerations of a student's free appropriate public education, and considerations of student academic and behavioral needs that impact eligibility, educational placement, and discipline. The Regional School Psychologist serves as the 504 coordinator for the region they support.
Essential Functions: Collaborates with campus psychologists to support student needs, including evaluations and report compliance under IDEA.Provides direct support and collaborates with Assistant Principal of Instruction (API), campus 504 Coordinator on evaluations and consideration of eligibility for students referred for Section 504 consideration based on student referrals. Supports campus personnel with meetings (METs, testing situations, MDRs, crisis/safety plan, or parent meetings).Assists the Lead Psychologist with trainings and development for the Psychologist PLC meetings.
Required Qualifications: Master's Degree in school psychology and three to five years of school-based school psychology experience. Licensed by the Arizona Department of Education as a certified school psychologist, with Arizona Licensed Psychologist preferred. Bilingual preferred. Experience in working with diverse and multi-cultural populations. Experience in designing and facilitating trainings and programming required.

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