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Tulsa Associate Director of Special Needs

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Church on the Move and Lincoln Christian School

Tulsa, OK (In Person)

Part-Time

Posted 2 weeks ago (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/23/2026

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Job Description

Tulsa Associate Director of Special Needs Church on the Move and Lincoln Christian School Tulsa, OK Job Details Part-time 1 day ago Qualifications Volunteer coordination for social programs Working with children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) Working with individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders Volunteer management Team leadership Family collaboration in education Working with individuals with autism Parent communication Inclusive leadership practices Team development Volunteer training Volunteer coordination program management Volunteer coordination Working with families Training & development Volunteer recruitment Working with families with children Working with youth Team building Full Job Description
CLASSIFICATION
Non-exempt
REPORTS TO
Tulsa Kids Pastor
DATE CREATED/LAST UPDATED
May 2026 MUST DO Lead and develop an inclusive discipleship strategy for Faith Builder environments, focusing on building and equipping volunteer teams, creating individualized discipleship plans for each participant, and ensuring safe, nurturing, and spiritually engaging environments across dedicated special needs classrooms and mainstream Kids Ministry environments.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Vision & Strategy Lead the vision, strategy, and execution of Special Needs Ministry in alignment with KOTM values and ministry philosophy. Develop and implement discipleship pathways for children, youth, and adults with special needs that are age-appropriate, ability-appropriate, and grounded in Scripture. Communicate the vision and strategy of Special Needs Ministry clearly to families and volunteers. Discipleship & Care Create and oversee individualized Discipleship Plans (IDPs) for each participant, partnering with families to understand strengths, needs, sensory considerations, and spiritual goals. Ensure individualized plans are communicated clearly to volunteer teams and applied consistently in classroom and ministry environments. Regularly review and update discipleship plans based on participant growth, feedback, and family input. Classroom Leadership Directly oversee and ensure excellence in all Faith-Builders special needs classrooms, ensuring environments are safe, well-staffed, sensory-appropriate, and executed to KOTM ministry standards. Provide hands-on leadership, coaching, and troubleshooting within classrooms as needed. Volunteer Development Recruit, interview, and onboard volunteers. Train and lead multiple volunteer teams, including dedicated special needs classroom teams and a support team assigned to mainstream Kids Ministry classrooms to support children on the autism spectrum or with additional needs, and provide ongoing coaching, encouragement, and care rhythms for volunteers through regular touchpoints and feedback. Cross-Ministry Support Partner with Kids Ministry leaders to support children with special needs who attend mainstream classrooms. Serve as a resource and advisor to Kids Ministry and Faith-Builders teams regarding inclusion best practices. Systems & Safety Develop and maintain systems that help volunteers effectively support individuals with special needs. Manage budgeting, procurement, and maintenance of sensory tools, curriculum adaptations, and classroom resources.
REQUIREMENTS
Degree or trained background in Special Education, Early Childhood Education, Psychology, or related field preferred. Strong biblical knowledge and understanding of how Scripture applies across developmental and cognitive stages. Demonstrated experience working with children and/or adults with special needs, including individuals on the autism spectrum. Gifted team builder with a heart for recruitment, training, and volunteer care. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, especially with families and volunteers. Creative problem-solver with adaptability in dynamic ministry environments. Passion for inclusive ministry and lifelong learning in special needs discipleship.
WORK SCHEDULE 20
hours per week, flexible weekday hours for planning, recruiting, training, and family communication Weekend presence required during Sunday services and selected Saturday services or events Availability for special services, trainings, and key ministry events