Step into a dynamic, student-centered environment as a school psychologist for the 2026-2027 academic year. This contract opportunity offers a hybrid schedule: you'll conduct all assessments in person but have the flexibility to complete reports and potentially attend IEP meetings remotely, allowing for a blend of on-site engagement and remote work-life balance. Pay ranges from $50-$65 per hour, reflecting your skills and the district's commitment to supporting its specialists.

Qualifications and Experience:

Valid state certification as a school psychologist Master's or higher degree in school psychology or a related field Experience conducting psychoeducational assessments and writing evaluation reports Strong understanding of special education laws, eligibility criteria, and the IEP process Comfort with technology for remote report writing and virtual meetings Exceptional communication, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive student assessments on-site—identification, eligibility, and intervention planning Prepare detailed evaluation reports remotely, ensuring compliance with district and state standards Collaborate with educators, families, and other specialists as an active member of the multidisciplinary team Attend IEP meetings virtually (when possible), contributing expertise on student needs and service recommendations Provide consultative support to staff and families, helping create supportive learning environments This role is ideal for a dedicated school psychologist seeking a flexible hybrid option while still making a direct, meaningful impact in schools. With the ability to manage your schedule and contribute both on-site and from a home office, you can enjoy professional satisfaction and a positive work-life blend. Apply today to help shape a responsive, inclusive educational experience for students in the coming school year! #p35