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Addison Central School District-Special Education
School Psychologist
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A Psychologist studies human behavior to learn about the mental processes that affect people and how they relate to each other. Specializes in research or works directly with patients. May assess, diagnose and treat mental, emotional or behavioral disorders, provide counseling, advise students, focus on workplace issues or consult on criminal cases.
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+13% projected growth
Job Description
School Psychologist
Addison Central School District
Addison Central School District-Special Education
- Middlebury, Vermont Job Details
Job ID:
5789869Application Deadline:
Posted until filledPosted:
YesterdayStarting Date:
Aug 14, 2026 Job Description Addison Central School District Addison Central School District is seeking a dynamic, collaborative School Psychologist to join our team. This is a 10-month, full-time position dedicated to supporting the academic, social, and behavioral success of students across all grade levels. By merging standardized evaluations with a proactive problem-solving approach, you will help design programs that foster effective educational environments and maximize student potential through close partnership with staff and families. Position HighlightsSchedule:
10-month, Full-Time.Opportunities:
Potential for additional summer work.Focus:
Evaluating children and adolescents with a variety of academic, social-emotional, and/or behavioral disorders. Key ResponsibilitiesAssessment and Identification:
Conduct comprehensive evaluations to determine eligibility for all disability categories regulated under the special education rules of Vermont. Evaluation also includes diagnoses of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).- Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) and Response to Intervention (RTI): Provide expertise on the development, implementation, and interpretation of tiered interventions and progress monitoring data to determine eligibility for special education services under the category of Specific Learning Disability (SLD).
Team Leadership:
Serve as an active member of evaluation planning and Individualized Education Plan (IEP) teams, leading problem-solving meetings and guiding parents and teachers through the process of conducting evaluations to determine eligibility and developing interventions and accommodations if a student qualifies.Behavioral Support:
Conduct classroom observations and Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs) to develop and monitor- Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).
Evaluation Reporting:
Translate complex data into accessible written reports, and communicate clearly with parents, teachers, and other attendees of eligibility meetings. QualificationsEducation:
Master's Degree in School Psychology (or related field).Licensure:
Holds, or is eligible to obtain, a Vermont License with a School Psychologist endorsement.Legal Knowledge:
Thorough understanding of state and federal regulations governing special education law and the identification of children with disabilities.