School Psychologist

The role involves working closely with students, families, and district staff to determine necessary support for academic success, which includes assessing learning styles, cognitive abilities, and academic needs. Responsibilities also cover assisting in developing and supporting individualized education plans (Ieps) and teaching pro-Social behaviors within the school environment.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in psychology and hold a current pupil personnel services credential issued by the california commission on teacher credentialing. The position requires a commitment to student success, valuing collaboration, and addressing students' emotional, social, and behavioral needs.