School Psychologist at Terrace Elementary School

Posted 9 days ago

community consolidated school district 62Des Plaines (IL)

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About the role

School Psychologist Community Consolidated School District 62 in Des Plaines, Illinois is seeking a school psychologist for the 2026-2027 school year at Terrace Elementary School. The mission of District 62 is to cultivate an inclusive, innovative learning environment that inspires students to explore robust academics, advance their potential and to be compassionate lifelong learners. District 62 has approximately 4,800 students in grades preK-8 in 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 1 early learning center, and 1 year-round, K-8 school. This position is part of the Des Plaines Education Association and salaries are part of the collective bargaining agreement. This position includes paid sick and personal time. Salary information can be found here: Certified Salary Information. All benefits information can be found here: https://ccsd62.benefithub.com/app/home.Qualifications:Completion of a master's degree or higher in school psychology from an accredited college or university. Valid Illinois professional educator license with school psychologist endorsement. Experience in an elementary school program is preferred. Ability to work in a consulting environment. Experience with special education mandates. Bilingual Spanish preferred. BCBA certification preferred. Application procedure: Apply online at https://tinyurl.com/D62Hires and complete the online application, including uploading all requested documents. Selection procedure: All applications will be reviewed by the director of student services and building principal and recommended for further interview consideration. After interviews are completed, the assistant superintendent will make a recommendation to the board of education via the superintendent.

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