Step into a meaningful contract opportunity for the 2026-2027 school year supporting middle and high school students as a School Psychologist. You'll collaborate closely with educational teams to provide comprehensive psychoeducational assessments and guide the special education process. This role is designed for professionals eager to make a tangible difference by focusing on evaluations and compliance rather than direct counseling.

Key Qualifications:

Valid Massachusetts School Psychologist Certificate Master's degree in Psychology Thorough knowledge of psychoeducational assessments, eligibility determinations, and special education processes Experience working with middle and/or high school populations preferred Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

Position Details:

Contract runs from September 1, 2026, through June 17, 2027 Four-day workweek, 32.5 hours per week Serve a caseload of approximately 45 re-evaluations and 12-15 initial assessments annually Primary responsibilities include test administration, chairing meetings, scheduling, and paperwork management to central office—no direct counseling or therapy sessions Opportunity to work directly within a supportive, structured system where collaboration is valued On top of a rewarding work environment, you'll enjoy a highly competitive compensation package, with weekly pay ranging from $50 to $55 per hour. Additional benefits include comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance; access to a matching 401k; and participation in a flexible spending account for eligible expenses. Make your expertise count in a setting that supports both students and professionals. If you're ready to grow your career with a well-structured assignment and generous benefits, apply now to become an integral part of this impactful educational team. #p31