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Bilingual Therapies

School Psychologist | Lenexa, Kansas

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Job Description

Make a significant impact in the lives of students by providing essential psychological support across K-12 settings. This in-person, contract role offers the unique opportunity to assess and support students with a range of needs—including those with intense disabilities, non-verbal communication, physical impairments, and individuals who use assistive technology (AT) devices to express themselves. You'll collaborate with dedicated educators and families as part of a compassionate team focused on student growth and inclusion. As part of this position, you may travel between multiple schools within the district to meet varying caseloads, gaining broad experience while making a difference for learners across different campuses. A full assignment runs from August 12, 2026, through May 21, 2027—an excellent chance for professionals seeking meaningful, hands-on work with diverse student populations.
What you bring:
Valid School Psychologist certification (state-specific, or eligibility) Previous experience supporting K-12 students, especially those with significant communication or physical challenges Experience conducting assessments and creating detailed reports for special education eligibility Strong skills collaborating with multidisciplinary teams Adaptability to work with students who communicate using AT devices or alternative methods Comfort traveling to various school sites as needed Your responsibilities will include: Conducting comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations for students referred for special education Developing individualized assessment plans and contributing to IEP meetings Consulting with teachers, specialists, and families to support student success Keeping accurate, timely records in compliance with district and state guidelines Step into a role that offers professional fulfillment, opportunities to expand your expertise, and the chance to truly impact student lives. If you're passionate about student advocacy and ready to take on a meaningful challenge, apply now to be considered for this vital assignment!