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Your responsibilities will include assessments of delays in areas such as motor, communication, cognition, social/emotional, and self-help skills as well as providing direct support and service coordination for children and their families.
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Monitoring and addressing students' social-emotional development, behavior management, and self-regulation skills. Special Education Teacher We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Special Education Teacher to join our team for the 24/25 school year.
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Knowledge of mental health, trauma, substance use, social work, and emotional/behavioral issues that impact children and their families. Current license (LCMHC, LICSW, LADC, LMFT) or eligibility for rostering through the VT Board of Mental Health.
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An Associate's or Bachelor's degree in child development, early childhood education, psychology, social work, or other closely related field is required. The possession of or eligibility to obtain a NH license in Early Child Education is preferred.
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The school counselor will work within the school to support the Social Emotional needs of students, teach SEL classes, support staff in developing approaches that help students be successful in the classroom environment, participate in the MTSS process, support Hazing Harassment and Bullying investigations, and connect with families who need outside supports.
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