Language Development Specialist - Fall 2026

This specialist collaborates with various school personnel to provide systematic instruction for students with diagnosed learning disabilities or other learning differences based on psychological reports. Key duties include formulating accommodation plans, consulting with teachers on appropriate techniques, and communicating student progress quarterly.

A bachelor's degree in special education or learning disabilities is required, with a master's degree or certification preferred, alongside formal training in multisensory, structured language education from the orton-Gillingham academy at the associate level. Candidates should possess over three years of classroom experience working with students with diagnosed learning disabilities or dyslexia.