Resource Specialist SY (Special Education Kinder - 6th grade)

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north county joint union school districtHollister (CA)

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About the Employer The North County Joint Union School District encompasses an area of approximately 190 square miles, providing service to one TK-8 elementary school. Spring Grove School ranks at the top of similar demographic schools in the State of California and was awarded the California Distinguished School Award in 2010 and 2020. The District is committed to providing all students with a quality, rigorous, standards-based education in a safe and supportive educational environment. Our District strives to provide a modern teaching and learning environment. At North County Joint Union School District and Spring Grove School, "Student learning is our priority and purpose." We look forward to exploring how you can become part of our team.
Job Summary: The North County Joint Union School District is seeking a full time Resource Specialist (2026/2027 SY) in a TK-8 elementary school setting with qualifications to provide Special Education services to students in Kindergarten - 6th grade. This person will be responsible for case management, assessments and direct instruction. Experience with Orton-Gillingham and Read Naturally is preferred.
Requirements / Qualifications: Comments and Other InformationNCJUSD gives year-for-year credit for years of service in a CA Credentialed position. Please be certain that your EDJOIN profile and application are current and complete, including dates of employment and employer contact information.

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