Homebound Teacher Position Area – Special Education – DCD District – wide 1.25 hours per day This teacher would provide educational services to a homebound student up to 6 hours per week. License Required – K – 12 Special Education, DCD preferred. Start Date: August 22, 2016 End Date: June 09, 2017 Salary according to the Master Agreement, Schedule C.
Metro
Nurse Paraprofessional
Hours/Day: 6.5 hours Days/Year: 180 days Classification: Level V Essential Functions: Administers medication to students assigned, according to nursing practice standards and school district policies and procedures. Administers specialized health care procedures, as delegated by the licensed school nurse and according to nursing practice standards. Implements emergency care plan for an assigned student, if an emergency condition is present. Provides first aid and health care to students, according to school district policies, guidelines and procedures. Provides assistance for students with personal care needs, including feeding, toileting, dressing and hygiene needs. Provides assistance for students with safety and mobility needs in the school setting and on field trips. Makes observations and monitoring the health status of students and makes a referral to the school nurse, when indicated, in the student’s individualized healthcare plan, emergency care plan and in district guidelines or when further assessment is needed. Reports changes in a student’s health status to parents/guardians and licensed school nurse. Maintains health information on students, including administration of medications and specialized health care procedures according the nursing practice standards and school district policy and procedures. Escorts students to classes and therapy; provides supervision on students am/pm bus ride. Communicates with parents/guardians according to student’s individualized health care plan, emergency plan and school district guidelines. Communicates with educational staff and licensed school nurse to meet the health and safety needs of students assigned, within the school setting and on field trips. Collects data on assigned students, for behavior, academics and health related objectives on their Individualized Educational Plans. Provides academic and behavioral support to assigned students, under the direction of student’s special education case manager and classroom teachers, including field trips and community based instruction. Participates in staff development and school heath services training. Creates a positive relationship with the customer and ensure the interaction the customer has with the district is an efficient and satisfying experience. Collaborates with related services personnel. Provides support in community for work based learning related to IEP goals and objectives. Provides proper storage of medications, equipment and supplies. Maintains confidentiality of all school and health related issues according to school district policy and procedures. Performs other duties as assigned.
Pupil Support Assistant – EBD
Hours/Day: 6.5 hours Days/Year:180 days Classification: Level IV Essential Functions: Assists classroom teacher(s) by performing specific duties as assigned or undertaking specialized tasks to achieve and enhance instructional objectives. Assists in the maintenance of various records and files. Adapts instructional materials, equipment or strategies, as directed by the teacher or therapist, to accomplish instructional objectives and students needs. Provides programmed practice activities and repetitions, as developed by teacher or therapist when necessary. Works with individuals or small groups to reinforce material introduced by teacher and make progress on Individualized Education Program goals. Assists with developing appropriate social skills and behavior; assists in managing/charting behavior. Escorts students to special classes and therapy; provides supervision in school areas and at school related activities off site. Collaborates with related service personnel. Assists with daily living skills which may include, but not limited to: dressing, undressing for PE, toileting, eating and hygiene. Participates in in-service training programs as assigned. Participates in conferences with families and other team members as requested by teaching staff. May assist students with mobility needs including loading and unloading buses. Provides behavior support for students as directed by the teacher related to IEP goals and objectives and behavior plans. Provide support in the school and the community for work based learning related to IEP goals and objectives. Create a positive relationship with the customer and ensure the interaction the customer has with the district is an efficient and satisfying experience. Maintains confidentiality related to all student and staff information. Performs other duties as assigned.
Pupil Support Assistant – EBD
Hours/Day: 6 hours Days/Year: 180 days Classification: Level IV Essential Functions: Assists classroom teacher(s) by performing specific duties as assigned or undertaking specialized tasks to achieve and enhance instructional objectives. Assists in the maintenance of various records and files. Adapts instructional materials, equipment or strategies, as directed by the teacher or therapist, to accomplish instructional objectives and students needs. Provides programmed practice activities and repetitions, as developed by teacher or therapist when necessary. Works with individuals or small groups to reinforce material introduced by teacher and make progress on Individualized Education Program goals. Assists with developing appropriate social skills and behavior; assists in managing/charting behavior. Escorts students to special classes and therapy; provides supervision in school areas and at school related activities off site. Collaborates with related service personnel. Assists with daily living skills which may include, but not limited to: dressing, undressing for PE, toileting, eating and hygiene. Participates in in-service training programs as assigned. Participates in conferences with families and other team members as requested by teaching staff. May assist students with mobility needs including loading and unloading buses. Provides behavior support for students as directed by the teacher related to IEP goals and objectives and behavior plans. Provide support in the school and the community for work based learning related to IEP goals and objectives. Create a positive relationship with the customer and ensure the interaction the customer has with the district is an efficient and satisfying experience. Maintains confidentiality related to all student and staff information. Performs other duties as assigned.
Elementary Grades K-3 Teachers
Accepting applications for possible 2016-2017 elementary teaching positions grade levels K-3. Application deadline: June 30, 2016 or until filled.
Elementary Grades 4-6 Teachers
Accepting applications for possible 2016-2017 elementary teaching positions grade levels 4-6. Application deadline: June 30, 2016 or until filled.