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Special Education Resource / High Needs Teacher for the 2024-2025 School Year

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Primary Job Functions:

  1. Contribute to and participate in the building student support teams.
  2. Serve as an IEP/IFSP case manager.
  3. Work as a team member in staffings.  Facilitate team meetings to review student progress and develop IEP/IFSP as related to student needs.
  4. Plan and implement appropriate educational programs for individuals.
  5. Implement educational plans as describe on individual IEP/IIIP/IFSP and provide information for building staff as needed.
  6. Maintain appropriate records and reports.  Collect data on progress on goals and objectives for each student and meet all required timelines.
  7. Develop, coordinate, and evaluate transition related experiences for students, if applicable.
  8. Provide work direction to paraprofessional staff members.
  9. Communicate effectively with students, families, educators, and administrators regarding student programs and progress.
  10. Collaborate with students, families, related service providers, outside agencies, and other team members to promote growth of each student.
  11. Work cooperatively with general education teachers and staff and provide building consultation, support and training as needed.
  12. Create and maintain a professional working relationship with families and staff.
  13. Obtain and demonstrate knowledge of general education curriculum including the grade level outcomes and state standards.
  14. Conduct assessments, comprehensive report results, and follow Minnesota state criteria in area(s) of special education eligibility as well as mandated timelines.
  15. Determine and complete purchase orders for supplies, materials, and equipment based on student needs.
  16. Participate in building and District level professional development activities.
  17. Understand and maintain boundaries and confidentiality with students, families and staff.
  18. Perform all other duties and responsibilities in certification areas as directed by the Director of Special Services and/or the Building Principal.
  19. Other duties as assigned.

Osseo Area Schools Spring Career Expo (Free)

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We welcome you to our house! Join us on March 26, 2024 at Zanewood Community School from 10am to 3pm.
The career expo features onsite interviews and extending hire offers, meet-and-greets with hiring departments, online application assistance, and more. Bring your resume!
Visit www.District279.org/Careers to view our job opportunities. Most positions start at $17/hour and up.
Osseo Area Schools – District 279 is the fifth-largest school district in the state, serving all or parts of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Corcoran, Dayton, Maple Grove, Osseo, Plymouth, and Rogers.
We offer teaching and non-teaching career opportunities, including Administration, Community Education, Custodial/Maintenance, Educational Support Professionals, Food Services/School Nutrition, Technology, Transportation and more.
R.S.V.P is recommended but not required. Please SCAN the QR code to R.S.V.P or visit http://tinyurl.com/58mu7a29.

Special Education Resource Teacher for the 2024-2025 School Year

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Primary Job Functions:

  1. Contribute to and participate in the building student support teams.
  2. Serve as an IEP/IFSP case manager.
  3. Work as a team member in staffings.  Facilitate team meetings to review student progress and develop IEP/IFSP as related to student needs.
  4. Plan and implement appropriate educational programs for individuals.
  5. Implement educational plans as describe on individual IEP/IIIP/IFSP and provide information for building staff as needed.
  6. Maintain appropriate records and reports.  Collect data on progress on goals and objectives for each student and meet all required timelines.
  7. Develop, coordinate, and evaluate transition related experiences for students, if applicable.
  8. Provide work direction to paraprofessional staff members.
  9. Communicate effectively with students, families, educators, and administrators regarding student programs and progress.
  10. Collaborate with students, families, related service providers, outside agencies, and other team members to promote growth of each student.
  11. Work cooperatively with general education teachers and staff and provide building consultation, support and training as needed.
  12. Create and maintain a professional working relationship with families and staff.
  13. Obtain and demonstrate knowledge of general education curriculum including the grade level outcomes and state standards.
  14. Conduct assessments, comprehensive report results, and follow Minnesota state criteria in area(s) of special education eligibility as well as mandated timelines.
  15. Determine and complete purchase orders for supplies, materials, and equipment based on student needs.
  16. Participate in building and District level professional development activities.
  17. Understand and maintain boundaries and confidentiality with students, families and staff.
  18. Perform all other duties and responsibilities in certification areas as directed by the Director of Special Services and/or the Building Principal.
  19. Other duties as assigned.

Special Education ASD CBP Teacher for the 2024-2025 School Year

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Position Summary:
Provide academic and goal-based learning experiences that enhance student progress across all settings.

Primary Job Functions:

  1. Contribute to and participate in the building student support teams.
  2. Serve as an IEP/IFSP case manager.
  3. Work as a team member in staffings.  Facilitate team meetings to review student progress and develop IEP/IFSP as related to student needs.
  4. Plan and implement appropriate educational programs for individuals.
  5. Implement educational plans as describe on individual IEP/IIIP/IFSP and provide information for building staff as needed.
  6. Maintain appropriate records and reports.  Collect data on progress on goals and objectives for each student and meet all required timelines.
  7. Develop, coordinate, and evaluate transition related experiences for students, if applicable.
  8. Provide work direction to paraprofessional staff members.
  9. Communicate effectively with students, families, educators, and administrators regarding student programs and progress.
  10. Collaborate with students, families, related service providers, outside agencies, and other team members to promote growth of each student.
  11. Work cooperatively with general education teachers and staff and provide building consultation, support and training as needed.
  12. Create and maintain a professional working relationship with families and staff.
  13. Obtain and demonstrate knowledge of general education curriculum including the grade level outcomes and state standards.
  14. Conduct assessments, comprehensive report results, and follow Minnesota state criteria in area(s) of special education eligibility as well as mandated timelines.
  15. Determine and complete purchase orders for supplies, materials, and equipment based on student needs.
  16. Participate in building and District level professional development activities.
  17. Understand and maintain boundaries and confidentiality with students, families and staff.
  18. Perform all other duties and responsibilities in certification areas as directed by the Director of Special Services and/or the Building Principal.
  19. Other duties as assigned.

Accounts Payable Administrative Support

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Summary of Scope of Classification
This class is accountable for independently performing a full range of administrative support functions requiring an understanding of organizational policies and procedures.  Some positions have unique requirements specific to a division or site and will be identified in each position posting via the Administrative Support Summary Sheet.

 

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

  • Comprehensive knowledge of desktop computer hardware and software systems, including software products such as Microsoft Office or Google Apps and multi-faceted data or database management systems;
  • Working knowledge of the processes and procedures used within the department and districtwide;
  • Knowledge of:
    • fund accounting, expenditure tracking, and general business practices to effectively monitor budgets;
      mathematical processes and number concepts and perform simple calculations;
  • Ability to:
    • write grammatically correct routine business correspondence;
    • interact with individuals from diverse backgrounds for different purposes in different contexts;
    • establish and maintain cooperative working relationships;
    • work independently and follow through on assignments with minimal direction;
    • prioritize assignments to complete work in a timely manner;
    • perform effectively in environments with workload changes and competing demands with supervisor direction;
    • enter accurate data, review for accuracy, and perform functions to pull data reports;
    • maintain confidentiality when handling sensitive and personal information;
    • recognize, recommend and be an provide input of the implementation process of a more effective method for work operations;

Essential Functions
The following identifies the primary and essential functions of the position and is not intended to be an exhaustive listing of all duties. Some functions listed may be more prominent than others based on the specific clerical function for a division/site.

  • CORRESPONDENCE: Formats and types a full range of correspondence such as memos, form letters, reports, agenda notes etc. from rough draft, transcription, department templates and/or develops own communication documents to disseminate pertinent information to customers or internal staff. Proofreads for content. Edits using knowledge of grammar, punctuation and spelling;
  • FILING: Designs filing systems. Organizes and maintains individual and department files (including confidential files);
  • REPORT GENERATION/WRITING: Compiles and generates reports from a variety of sources. Prepares narrative or statistical reports, exercising judgment in the selection of items to be included;
  • INTERPERSONAL: Provides excellent customer service while adhering to departments customer service guidelines. Answers routing phone calls, e-mails, and other correspondence details in a timely and consistent manner. Provides advice to callers regarding district policy and procedures (e.g. citing a regulation to solve a specific problem). Coordinates with others both within and outside of the organization on a variety of non-routine matters;
  • SUPPORTING ROLE: Arranges and coordinates meetings (including space, equipment, and any food arrangements). Researches, assembles and coordinates meeting materials (e.g. charts, graphs, reports). Makes travel arrangements;
  • OFFICE MANAGEMENT: Maintains an inventory of supplies and equipment. Orders supplies when necessary. Completes processes and maintains paperwork for purchasing (e.g. orders, requisitions, invoices, etc.). Maintains employee time and attendance records. Assists in preparing and monitoring the office budget (e.g. compiles figures, reviews statistical reports, verifies expense items). Designs and initiates new forms and procedures to facilitate workflow. Performs related duties as required;
  • DATA MANAGEMENT/PROOFING: Manages and enters detailed entry of specific data elements. Types with a high degree of accuracy and speed. Verifies data entered by incumbent or someone else and makes corrections as necessary;
  • PROCESSING: Handling (paper, records, etc.) by systematically organizing them, recording or making notations on them, following up with appropriate action;
  • RECORDS MANAGEMENT: Maintains and updates Document Management System software as well as computer network file environment. Understands and follows District Records Retention Schedule, record destruction policy and department procedures related to records;
  • SUPPORT/TRAIN/COACH: Provide support, training and coaching to staff members and other relevant customers on system related tools and processes as needed.
  • INDEPENDENT PROBLEM SOLVER/CRITICAL THINKER: Uses independent judgment when communicating with internal and external customers. Requires minimum supervision and direction on day to day tasks. Regularly recognizes, recommends and provides input into the implementation process of a more effective method to work operations.
  • TECHNOLOGY: Works with district provided hardware technology and systems using these tools to perform functions of the job. Shows an aptitude for and an interest in applying technological innovation to their work. Comfortable with using and learning new skills in areas of technology with support and training.