Student Services Director

Position range in Sullivan County $72k - $101k Per Year Student Services Director Plainfield School

Occupation:

Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary

Location:

Meriden, NH - 03770

Job Type:

Full Time (30 Hours or More)

Posted:

03/17/2026 Positions available: 1

Source:

SchoolSpring

Web Site:

www.schoolspring.com Job #: 5590320 Job Requirements and Properties Work Onsite Full Time Schedule Full Time Job Description Help for Partial Job Description. School Administrative Unit 32 is seeking a highly qualified Director of Student Services to oversee special education programs in Plainfield and Cornish NH. This is a split position between two districts. The selected candidate will oversee services for students ages 3 through 21 in both districts. As a core member of the administrative team, the Director ensures an inclusive program focused on the academic, social-emotional, behavioral, and physical growth of all students. The Director reports directly to the Superintendent of Schools and provides oversight to a diverse team of special education and related services personnel.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities Administrative Leadership:

Develops and oversees the annual special education budget, writes and coordinates the IDEA Grant, oversees independent private contractors and manages the Medicaid process.

Staff Supervision:

Co-supervises and evaluates special education staff in collaboration with building Principals.

Compliance & Reporting:

Maintains student records in compliance with state and federal laws and completes required state reporting for the NHED.

Educational Programming:

Directs the fidelity of the IEP process, serves as the LEA for the district, and coordinates the Extended School Year (ESY) program.

Collaboration:

Acts as the primary liaison between the district and state/federal agencies, as well as out-of-district schools.

Policy & Advocacy:

Advises the Superintendent and School Board on policy development and represents the district in hearings or court proceedings.