Equity-Driven School Psychologist | Collaborative

National Association of School; Central Falls (RI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 93,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

RI Teacher Pension Plan

Life Insurance

Paid time off

Vision/Dental - employee paid

Job summary

The Learning Community Charter School in Central Falls, RI seeks a collaborative School Psychologist dedicated to equity, student voice, and teamwork. You will complete evaluations within IEP timelines, advise teachers, and partner with families and providers to support every learner.

You will design prevention programs, monitor progress, and advocate for students while coordinating with staff to ensure safe, inclusive learning environments across K-8 settings.

Qualifications

• Must possess Rhode Island School Psychologist certificate or be in process to obtain.
• Strong advocacy for student needs with detailed caseload management.
• Equity and inclusion focus in work with diverse families and students.

Responsibilities

• Completion of psychological evaluations within IEP timelines.
• Provides consultation to teams on strategies to support psychological needs.
• Communicates evaluation results to families and team members.
• Collaborates with teachers, families, and other school-based mental health professionals.
• Coordinates with community providers for needed services.
• Evaluates eligibility for special services.
• Collaborates to design mental-health intervention and prevention programs.
• Provides direct support and interventions to students.
• Collaborates to create coordinated plans and monitors progress.

Skills

Strong problem solving

Emotional intelligence

Communication skills

Equity & inclusion lens

Education

Rhode Island School Psychologist Certificate

Job description

The Learning Community Charter School in Central Falls, RI seeks a collaborative School Psychologist dedicated to equity, student voice, and teamwork. You will complete evaluations within IEP timelines, advise teachers, and partner with families and providers to support every learner.

You will design prevention programs, monitor progress, and advocate for students while coordinating with staff to ensure safe, inclusive learning environments across K-8 settings.