School Psychologist

School Psychologists provide direct and indirect social, emotional, behavioral, and mental health services for children and youth, while collaborating with families, administrators, and educators to create supportive learning environments. The role involves performing psycho-education assessments for students from Preschool through High School and consulting with staff and parents to develop appropriate interventions and behavior goals. Additionally, the position requires evaluating cognitive and social-emotional support needs under Section 504 and IDEA, interpreting assessment data, and supporting district social and emotional learning initiatives.