School Psychologist

Applications will be accepted beginning Wednesday, July 23, 2025 12:00 AM (Central Standard Time).

Job Description

• Degree in School Psychology from an accredited program
• Current Kansas School Psychology License

Directors and district administrators.

Cooperative Administrative Team.

The schoolҙәр psychologist will serve as a member of the educational team to assist the school in providing theiful best educational plans and incentives to all students.

• Oversee the multidisciplinary evaluations of referred children, obtain permission for testing, and convey to parents their rights.
• Evaluate students, as needed for new referrals and re‑evaluations.
• Review district’s curriculum‑based measures for screening of exceptional students.
• Review with parents their rights and responsibilities in the educational system at placement.

• Provide consultation to regular and special education teachers and administrators.
• Assist in developing behavior management programs for students, in regular or special classes.
• Assist in developing appropriate educational/developmental goals in special and regular education.
• Provide consultation and behavior management planning with parents.
• Provide counseling directly to students with special needs or problems as needed, whether in regular or special education.
• Assist in research‑based school‑wide practices to promote learning for all students.
• Be a child/family advocate to assist in providing for each child’s educational/emotional needs.
• Provide family‑school collaboration services to help foster appropriate parent advocacy and problem‑solving student needs.
• Act as a liaison between family, school, and community resources.
• Follow mandated reporting requirements, and promote legal, ethical, and professional practices in schools.

• Monitor procedural dates for appropriate initial evaluations and 3‑year re‑evaluation.
• Coordinate team collaboration meetings for students as needed to review progress and needs.

• Collaborate in the writing of initial IEPs.
• Review IEPs and multidisciplinary evaluations for compliance and assist in facilitating legal paperwork.
• Write professional reports and maintain psychological files. vagas j0>
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Director and Board of Directors.

• Be a presenter at in‑service as requested by administrator.
• Assist in informing the public about available services from special education.

Length of contract is 181 days.

• 90% Paid Single Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health Insurance Policy
• 6 Paid Sick Leave Days
• 6 Paid Discretionary Leave Days
• Longevity Pay
• Optional Section 125 Salary Reduction Plan
• Various 403(b) options also available
• Opportunities for Professional Development

Salary based on education and experience.

Three Lakes Educational Cooperative

1318 Topeka Ave

Lyndon, KS 66451

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